Giving it all away : Oprah plans to auction off 500 belongings from her Chicago apartment next month . Just two weeks after announcing she was closing her studios in Chicago , Oprah Winfrey is now planning to auction off all of the art in her luxe apartment in the city . On Monday , Leslie Hindman Auctioneers announced the sale of some 500 belongings in Oprah 's Water Tower Place Condo . The items will be previewed starting April 16 , with bidding starting on April 25 . In true Oprah fashion , the proceeds from the auction will go towards a good cause : her Leadership Academy Foundation which runs a school for girls in South Africa . 'People love Oprah , ' Hindman told the Chicago Tribune . 'There 's something for everyone . There 's things that are $ 100 and things up to $ 100,000 . ' Included in the sale will be Oprah 's collection of English , French and Continental furniture , decorative arts , paintings , prints , drawings , porcelain , crystal , silver , memorabilia , clothing , accessories and even a bike - one of the cheaper objects up for grabs at around $ 200- $ 400 estimated value . On the higher end of the spectrum is a Richard Miller Painting which could go for between $ 80,000 and $ 120,000 . Oprah put her 9,625-square-foot Water Tower Place condo on the market for $ 7.75million , but some reports say she has since taken it down . She moved into the apartment in 1985 , five years before Harpo Studio was opened to film her talk show . Earlier this month , she announced that Harpo would be closing by the end of this year . Oprah left Chicago in 2011 to start her network , OWN . For a good cause : The proceeds of the auction will benefit her education charity , which runs a school for girls in South Africa , Above , one of the belongs up for auction , a painting by Hovsep Pusman titled 'The Little Mother ' . The painting has an estimated value of $ 30,000 to $ 50,000 . Leaving Chicago : The announcement of the auction comes just two weeks after Oprah announced she would be closing Harpo studios in Chicago . Above , a George I Giltwood console table to be auctioned off . Upcoming : Items to be auctioned off will be previewed started april 16 , with bidding beginning on April 25 . Above , a Francis Coates Jones painting titled 'The Edge of the Pool'\ . 'People love Oprah , ' auctioneer Leslie Hindman said . 'There 's something for everyone . There 's things that are $ 100 and things up to $ 100,000 . ' Above , a pair of Famille Verte Porcelain Vases and Covers . Ornate : On the left , an Australian Giltwood Cartel Clock . On the right , a Russian parcel gilt simulated burlwood gueridon . The clock has an estimated value of $ 2,000 to $ 4,000 . Dog lover : Above , a painting by Maude Earl titled 'Dogs in Show ' Modern art : Above , a painting by Albert Bertalan titled 'Cubist House ' Impressionistic : Above , a painting by William H. Clapp titled 'Summer Afternoon ' Ride like Oprah : A Jorg and Olif Bicycle is one of the cheaper items up for auction , with an estimated value of $ 200 to $ 400 . Country : Above , a painting by Robert Emmett Owen titled 'Hillsdale Farm ' Finer tastes : Above , a painting by Jane Sutherland titled 'Flowers and Magazines '
Oprah to auction off items from her Water Tower Place condo on April 25 . Items range in price from $ 100 to more than $ 100,000 . Hide Caption