A garage sale done Cher style

Come October, the highest bidder can buy Cher’s bed. It’s one of 700 items from the superstar’s Malibu home to be auctioned off in Beverly Hills.

Cher announced Monday that she plans to part with hundreds of her personal possessions -- including furniture, artwork, jewelry, a 2003 H2 Hummer and original costumes by famed designer Bob Mackie -- so that she can redecorate her home.

A “nice percentage” of the auction’s proceeds will benefit the Cher Charitable Foundation, she said.

The Oscar and Grammy winner has collected neo-Gothic art and furniture for more than 25 years. Among the items offered in the auction is a Gothic revival brass bed, circa 1865, an oak reading table, a pair of painted brass chandeliers that hung in Cher’s dining room and a terra-cotta figurine of Jesus Christ from the 16th century.