Executors for the late actor Matthew Perry’s estate put 129 lots up for auction, with items ranging from valuable artworks to unusual memorabilia, according to multiple Australian outlets. Reports say the auction includes a variety of personal possessions associated with Perry, from pieces that are described as higher-value to more odd or distinctive collectibles. One item highlighted across coverage is a bizarre mask, among other eccentric items. The listings are being handled through the estate’s executors, who are offering the collection in a staged sale format, with each lot presented separately. While the descriptions differ in emphasis, all sources state the core details: the number of items (129), the fact that they are being sold at auction, and that the range covers both artwork and unconventional memorabilia. The reports do not indicate the final sale prices, timing of the auction, or whether any proceeds are earmarked for a specific purpose, focusing instead on what is included in the estate sale.