Christine McVie had some personal items of hers hit the auction block this weekend -- and in the wake of her death ... you better believe they fetched a pretty penny.
For starters, two different dresses of Christine's were sold ... one was the vintage maxi dress she donned for the cover of their hit album, 'Rumours,' and her polka dot chiffon hippie dress -- which she wore to the 1976 Rock Music Awards .
There's more ... the singer's Leslie speaker and her very own mics raked in $37,500; her touring Hammond B3 organ fetched $28,125; her Yamaha electric baby grand piano sold for $22,400; and Christine's other stage-played organ went for $18,750. Nearly $200k all in all.'s belongings were also sold, such as his guitars and bass racked up practically a quarter of a million dollars on their own.
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