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Antique Online Auction – WA

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Get ready for Donelly Auctions’ upcoming Antique Online Auction, which is your chance to snag some fine treasures. The auction opens for viewing and bidding now, with the final bidding war closing on Sunday, 3 May 2026, starting from 9am and wrapping up around 5pm. Expect to find a cornucopia of fine objects d’art, artworks, furniture, exquisite jewellery, and collectibles that could turn any house into a home and add a touch of elegance.

Auction Lots

This auction is going to be a real treat for furniture aficionados, art lovers, and anyone who appreciates the fine details in craftsmanship. With a variety of items to choose from, it’s likely to attract small business owners (think boutiques or cafes needing a unique touch), hospitality operators looking for charming decorative pieces, or just savvy bargain hunters who know a good deal when they see one. Don’t miss out on what could easily be a valuable addition to your inventory or even the perfect accent for your personal space.

Auction Details

Public Viewing: You can preview the goods on Thursday, 30 April, Friday, 1 May, and Saturday, 2 May, from 10am to 4pm at 328 Walcott St, Coolbinia (Mt Lawley), WA. And remember, all accounts should be settled by 4pm on Wednesday, 6 May, for collection.

For those eager to peek into the catalog before jumping in, click here for the PDF Price Guide Listing. Don’t forget there’s an 18% buyer’s premium plus GST on top of your bids, so budget accordingly.

For more information or to bid online, hop over to Donelly’s Online Auction.

Attention: please confirm all details with the auctioneer directly. Please also ensure any goods in question are suitable for your needs and expectations before bidding.

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Rod L'Huillier

Rodney is the developer of AuctionFinder, with over 30 years experience in the auto trade working with Ford Motor Company, and later in I.T. He is a motor mechanic by trade who greatly enjoys restoring the value in used items and returning them to service. He did this for several years, purchasing used cars from Pickles and Manheim auctions, in both Melbourne and Brisbane, carrying out repairs, and finding new homes for them. In his mid-years, he studied Computer Science at the RMIT, and dabbled in buying bulk lots of computers at auction and sending them out to new homes via local marketplaces.

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