The final possessions of Syd Barrett are to be auctioned in Cambridge this November.

Amongst the items set to go under the hammer are pieces of artwork from the Pink Floyd founder, some signed, which have never been seen before.

Also up for sale are his bikes, which were hand painted by the former star, who lived out much of the last 30 years of his life as a recluse.

In a statement, Cheffins Auctioneers commented: "The auction will consist of items left by Syd in his Cambridge house. Syd spent his last years living a quiet, yet content life in Cambridge.

"Both his bikes, which he had used every day in Cambridge for visits to the local shops and pub were hand painted by Syd and will be included in this sale as will several pieces of furniture which Syd customised or made himself.

"He was passionate about, although not always competent at, DIY. Other items will include the easel, paints and paint table which Syd used regularly to paint.

"History of art and art were his great loves and this is seen in his artwork, his library and his writings, some of which were to be the foundations of an Art History book Syd wanted to write.

"The sale will also include other lots of various books, homemade speakers and a classical guitar."

The auction tales place at Cheffins Auctioneers fine art sale on November 29 and 30.

Online bids must be made at least 48 hours in advance of the auction so if you plan to bid on anything, contact the auction house now to get details.

Syd Barrett died in July at the age of 60.