At Grays Online Auctions This Week – Collectables, Jewellery, IT-Equipment and 57 More Events

Unreserved means every lot sells on the day, so the result comes down to who turns up and bids. The mix leans toward practical, cheap-to-run transport: small hatches, a mid-size diesel wagon and a handful of older sedans that suit a first car, a second runabout or a cheap commuter.

The 2012 Mazda 6 Touring diesel is the standout for anyone chasing fuel economy on a highway commute. The 2013 Holden Barina CDX and 2010 Peugeot 308 Sportium sit in the small-car bracket where parts and servicing are easy to sort. The 2002 Ford Laser SR is the oldest of the featured lots and the kind of car that appeals to buyers after simple, basic transport.

With 53 lots on the block, it pays to read each listing closely. Condition reports, service history and registration status vary from car to car, so check the details before you bid. Inspection times and the close date are listed on the Grays site.

This is an unreserved sale, so everything goes regardless of price. That suits renovators who need tools and fittings without paying retail, and anyone kitting out a shed or finishing a bathroom job.

The Skil range stands out: a hedge trimmer kit and a 35cm chainsaw lead the garden tools, backed by a spread of other Skil items. For lighting, there are two Fuonce 50W LED flood lights, unused in boxes, and two Gulite 80W LED flood lights, also unused.

With 182 lots across power tools, kitchen and bathroom gear, and general renovator supplies, there is plenty to sort through. Check each listing for condition and pickup details before bidding.

This is a mixed clearance spread rather than a single-theme sale, which means the value sits in the variety. Kitchen gear from Breville and Nespresso, cleaning kit from Dyson, Hozelock and Bosch, plus Philips electronics and Silverpaw pet products all turn up in the one catalogue. If you have been meaning to replace a few tired appliances without paying retail, there is plenty here to work through.

The featured lots are worth a closer look. The Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner handles hard floors and comes with the brand’s usual build quality. The Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle is a stainless steel touchscreen smartwatch with a speaker, a solid pick if you want smartwatch features without the flagship price. The Dimplex 4.4kW reverse cycle portable air conditioner doubles as a dehumidifier, handy for a Melbourne winter.

One thing to note before you bid: the Hisense 50 inch UHD 4K TV (50A6G) has a visible crack or scratch near the edge. Factor that into your number. Condition varies across the rest of the catalogue, so check individual lot photos and descriptions before committing. With roughly 200 lots and the close date still to be confirmed, keep watching the listing for updates.

This is a serious plant and equipment auction, not a mixed workshop tidy-up. The headline lots are CNC machining centres: a 2022 Makino A51NX-5XR (8AP MC16), a 2002 Makino A51 (MC2), a Makino A55 (MC20), and a 2008 Mori Seiki NH4000 DCG (MC23). That spread covers late-model five-axis capacity through to proven horizontal machining workhorses.

Beyond the machines, the sale includes plant services equipment, tooling and spares across 189 lots. For a shop looking to add capacity or pick up backup tooling without paying new prices, the depth of the catalogue is the draw.

Inspect before bidding. Machining centres of this class carry real money, and condition, hours and tooling packages vary lot to lot. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

Workshop and warehouse fit-out is the theme here, and the racking alone is worth a look. The pallet racking comes as a bundle of uprights and beams with slip-in connection ends, the sort of gear that usually costs proper money new. Three wooden-top workbenches and four freestanding frames round out the storage and bench stock.

The standout is a computerised bagging and sorting system. If you run a production line or a packing operation, that’s the lot that justifies the trip. It sits alongside the general mechanical workshop equipment across the 108 lots.

Everything is listed at Croydon, VIC. Check the catalogue for condition notes and inspection times before bidding.

Racking is the headline act here, with 3 bays and a separate 7 bay run both listed, enough to fit out a serious storage setup. The pumps are worth a closer look: two Grundfos vertical centrifugal units, one secured on a pallet and one still crated, which points to gear that has not seen much use.

Beyond the featured lots, the catalogue runs across industrial and pallet-lot categories, so expect the usual workshop mix of machinery, warehousing gear and stacked odds and ends. With 201 lots going, there is plenty of scope to bundle a few wins and make the trip worthwhile.

Closing date is still TBC, so check the listing for timing before you plan a inspection.

This is a broad retail clearance rather than a single-category sale, so there is something for most households. The Apple products, Dysons, PlayStations and Sony electricals sit alongside home improvement stock, which means you can kit out a lounge room, a laundry or a garage in one hit.

The featured lots are where the bigger savings tend to sit. The LG 625L side by side fridge with non-plumbed ice suits a kitchen without a water line, and the Euro 450L wine cooler with double glazed UV glass front door is a serious piece for anyone with a cellar or bar setup. Smaller ticket items like the Rexel Momentum X308 cross cut shredder and the De Longhi Magnifica Start automatic coffee machine with traditional milk frother round out the list.

With 204 lots on offer, condition and inspection details vary by item, so check each listing before bidding. Grays is running the sale out of Melton, VIC.

This is a working fleet dispersal, and the theme is clear: tippers and water carts. The 2010 Hino 300 716 tipper comes with a 2000L water tank already fitted, and the 2016 Fuso Canter 615 tray truck carries a 3000L tank, so both are ready for dust suppression or site watering without extra setup. The 2014 Fuso Canter 7/800 tipper is the heavier option in the tipper group.

The 2021 Isuzu NNR pantech is the newest vehicle on the list by a wide margin, and for buyers who want something closer to current spec, it stands out against the older tippers. The remaining lots span trucks and plant equipment across the broader catalogue.

Inspection details and close date are still to be confirmed through Grays, so check the listing directly before you commit.

The headline act here is the cluster of DMG MORI vertical CNC milling machines, four of them in the one sale. That is a serious concentration of CNC capacity in a single auction, and it will interest machine shops looking to add or upgrade without waiting on new-build lead times.

Beyond the mills, the catalogue runs to 170 lots of plant and equipment, so expect the usual supporting cast of workshop machinery and industrial gear. Grays is running the sale from Clayton, VIC, with bidding closing 6 October.

Worth a look through the full lot list before the clock runs down, particularly if you are chasing CNC iron.

This is a full plant breakdown rather than a scattered clearance. The machining side alone covers four centres: a near-new 2022 Makino A51NX-5XR, a 2008 Mori Seiki NH4000 DCG, and two older Makinos, an A51 and an A55. That mix suits a shop wanting to add capacity or someone chasing specific models for parts and spares.

Beyond the mills, the sale takes in die casting, furnaces and shot blasting gear, so the whole metalworking chain is represented. Inspection is worth the trip if you are bidding on the bigger machines, freight and rigging on this class of equipment is not a casual exercise.

With 161 lots, expect the catalogue to move quickly once it opens. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

The lot list leans into healthcare tech as much as straight IT. The Medistore ProCair 3000 control unit comes as a lot of four, and the Medtronic 24960 MyCareLink relay home communicators are bundled as a pair. Both are worth a look if you already know the hardware and what it does.

There is also new stock in the mix. The BD Hypak SCF glass prefillable syringe barrels are listed as new, which is unusual to see alongside general IT and audio gear. Mixed brand and model keyboards round out the featured lots, handy if you want spares or a bulk buy for an office fit-out.

With 80 lots closing under Grays at Seven Hills, this one covers audio, computing and clinical equipment in a single sale. Check the individual lot listings for condition and quantities before bidding.

The catalogue leans heavily on BIJ’OR, with several pieces listed at retail prices that make the current bids worth a look. The 18ct heavy yellow gold plated bangle comes in at 63mm wide and 7mm thick, with an RRP of $89. The embossed filigree women’s bangle sits at 70mm wide with an RRP of $125, and the 16 inch rope chain necklace carries the same RRP.

For those chasing sparkle, the 7 inch 18ct tennis bracelet with SWAROVSKI® crystals is listed at an RRP of $150. Diamond pieces round out the sale alongside the gold and designer stock, so there’s plenty to sort through across the 198 lots.

Close date is still to be confirmed. Worth watching if you’re after jewellery without retail pricing.

The headline act here is a run of stamped 14K Italy bonded rings. Three come in 0.5ct emerald cut, sized 6, 7 and 8, so there is a chance of matching a set or picking the size that suits. A fourth, the 1.5ctw oval cut in size 8, carries three times the carat weight of the others and will likely draw the most attention.

Bonded gold means a solid gold layer over a base metal core, stamped to confirm the gold content. It wears like gold for a fraction of solid 14K pricing, which is where the value sits in a sale like this.

Beyond the featured rings, the catalogue runs to 82 lots across jewellery and collectables. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates.

No reserve means the market decides, and with 235 lots on the block there is plenty of room to spread bids across styles. The Villa Paradiso range covers the everyday end: Chianti DOCG 2024, Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC 2025 and Prosecco DOC, all in six-bottle lots. For anyone chasing something with bottle age, the Poggio Basso Chianti DOCG 2017 comes as a 12-bottle case out of Tuscany.

Six-bottle lots suit buyers who want a house red or a fridge full of Prosecco without committing to a full dozen. The 2017 Chianti is the older, more structured option and the one to watch if you prefer a bit of cellar time on your side. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for updates before you plan your bids.

No reserve means every lot sells, so the final prices are set by whoever turns up. For a 60-lot catalogue that mix of Champagne, Barossa red and back-vintage Hunter Shiraz gives buyers plenty of angles, whether you are chasing drinking stock or something to cellar.

The Laurent Perrier Brut Rose NV is the headline act, but the aged lots are where the value often sits. Two bottles of Tyrrell’s Vat 9 Shiraz 1996 out of the Hunter Valley do not come around often, and a 2005 John Duval Plexus GSM is drinking well now or has years left in it.

The Mountadam Eden Valley Chardonnay 2025 comes as a six-bottle lot, handy if you want a house white sorted in one bid. Check the Grays listing for condition reports and current bids before the close.

This is a mixed bag of tech and lifestyle gear, with 80 lots spanning IT equipment, gaming, audio and monitors. Apple features heavily, with the iPhone Air 256GB in Sky Blue listed as eSIM only, plus an iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB in Black Titanium and a MacBook Air 13-inch running the M3 chip with 256GB storage in Starlight.

Wearables and fitness tech get a look in too, with a Garmin Forerunner 955 GPS smartwatch in black among the featured lots. Several items are flagged with minor use, so condition notes are worth reading before you bid.

The full catalogue covers more than the headline items, so expect monitors, audio gear and general electronics mixed through the 80 lots. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you commit.

This is a volume play for anyone who moves skincare, whether that’s a salon, a market stall, or a very well-stocked bathroom cabinet. The lots centre on Shiseido’s Benefiance line, with the Extra Creamy Cleansing Foam appearing across multiple formats: 30ml tubes boxed in tens, and 7ml tubes in two boxes of ten. The WrinkleResist24 Softener in 25ml travel size, also boxed in tens, rounds out the featured listings.

Small-format skincare in sealed multi-packs suits resale well. Travel sizes move quickly at markets and online, and the larger 30ml cleansing foam boxes give you a higher-value option in the same auction. Buyers should check expiry dates and packaging condition on each lot before bidding, since stock like this can sit around before it’s listed.

Close date is still to be confirmed, so keep tabs on the Grays listing for when bidding actually opens and shuts.

This is a mixed warehouse clearance running 58 lots through Grays in Mortdale, NSW. The catalogue leans industrial but the featured pieces are decorative: a Casa Decor Gold Atlas Titan metal sculpture, a vintage silver-plated tea pot, a trumpet vase and a glass torpedo vase.

The spread means there is something for trade buyers and home collectors in the same sale. Anyone chasing statement decor should look hard at the Atlas Titan sculpture, while the silver-plated tea pot and the two vases suit buyers after classic display pieces at clearance pricing.

Close date is still to be confirmed. Check the listing for the full lot list and inspection details before bidding.

Jewellery and watch buyers get the bulk of the action here, with diamonds and timepieces sitting alongside the more unusual end of the catalogue. The 0.08 carat white round diamond is the pick for anyone chasing loose stones, while the smart watch covers the everyday wearable side with call function and heart rate monitoring.

The collectables are where it gets interesting. A Eureka Stockade flag coloured 1/10oz 999.0 pure solid silver coin leads the featured lots, a piece with obvious appeal for coin and history collectors.

Rounding out the sale is a 36-piece healing crystals and chakra quartz gemstone set, the kind of bundle that suits resellers or anyone building out a crystal collection. With 88 lots across jewellery and collectables, there is enough variety to make a proper run at it.

This auction is a straightforward stock clearance of Osmo New Base & Reflector units for iPad. With 80 lots available, it suits buyers who want multiples rather than a single item. The Osmo system turns an iPad into a hands-on learning tool, and the base and reflector are the core hardware needed to get it running.

Every lot in the catalogue is the same product, so there is no need to scroll hunting for variety. If you already move educational tech or have a use for bulk Osmo hardware, the volume here is the main draw.

Grays is running the sale out of Granville, NSW. Check the listing for inspection and pickup details before bidding.

The mix leans practical and playable. Office and warehouse buyers get the Honeywell PM43c label printer, a solid industrial unit for anyone printing barcode or shipping labels at volume. Gaming collectors get the better end of it, with bundled console pairs spanning three Sony and Microsoft generations: PS3 CECH-2502A, PS2 SCPH-50002 and SCPH-30002 R, and Xbox One 1540.

With 80 lots total, the catalogue goes well beyond the featured items, so expect the usual spread of monitors, peripherals, cabling and general office stock alongside the headline gear. Bundled console lots tend to split well if you’re reselling, and the label printer suits a small business that doesn’t want retail pricing.

Pickup is Seven Hills, so factor a western Sydney run into your bidding. Closing time is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for the final schedule before you commit.

This is a curated single-owner style collection rather than a mixed auction house clearance, and the Penfolds lineup carries it. The 2018 Superblend pair, 802.A and 802.B, are the modern end of the range, with the 802.B in a magnum format that rarely turns up outside cellar door allocations.

The older material is where it gets interesting. A 1973 Bin 95 Grange Hermitage with a 1996 clinic re-cork and a 1975 Bin 95 Grange are both on the block, and provenance on bottles this age matters more than the label. Buyers should check fill levels, capsule condition and any clinic documentation before bidding.

With 179 lots total, there is room to build a mixed case rather than chase a single trophy bottle. Worth a look if you have been waiting for Grange to come up outside the usual retail channels.

This sale suits anyone setting up a place, replacing worn-out gear, or sorting out the small stuff that never gets bought new. Appliances, furniture, kitchen items and general living goods make up the bulk of the 95 lots, so there is plenty to sort through in one go.

The featured lots lean towards practical pet and space solutions. There is a 60x60cm pee pad holder for puppy toilet training, a portable indoor tray that keeps things tidy. Two no-drill room divider curtain rods are listed, both adjusting floor to ceiling, handy if you rent and cannot put holes in the wall. A foldable heated pet house in brown rounds out the standouts, insulated and built for outdoor use.

Bidding closes at a time yet to be confirmed, so check the listing for the final date before you plan around it.

The mix leans heavily on workshop and plant gear, with welding equipment doing the heavy lifting. The Castolin Eutectic Total Arc 270, built on the Fronius TPS2700 platform, is a mobile MIG unit worth a close look, and it comes alongside an Abicor Binzel PPG 26 push-pull gun rated to 300amp with an 8m lead. A BOC mobile MIG welder rounds out the welding lineup.

On the vehicle side, there’s a truck body dry freight FRP honeycomb rental spec body, the sort of gear that suits fleet operators or anyone building out a work truck. With 89 lots across trucks, plant and industrial categories, there’s enough variety to make a trip to Smithfield worthwhile.

Bidding closes 7 October. Inspection details and the full lot list are on the Grays listing.

The headline act is that Avaya J139 IP phone, listed as new, which suits anyone kitting out a small office or call desk without paying retail. The two SAM4S ER-940 registers will appeal to cafe, retail or market operators chasing a cheap second till or a spare for when the main one dies mid-trade.

Also worth a look is the APC AP8981X631 rack PDU set, sold as a pair. Rack power gear rarely turns up in this kind of mixed sale, so it is a decent pickup for anyone running a home rack or a small server cupboard.

Beyond the featured lots, the catalogue runs across IT equipment, home entertainment and cameras, so expect the usual spread of peripherals, cabling and assorted office gear. With 80 lots and a close date still to be confirmed, it pays to check the full listing for condition notes and pickup details before bidding.

This is a broad clearance across the brands most households actually want. The appliance side is strong: a Ninja Luxe Café Premier espresso machine with 19 settings and a dual froth system, a Hisense 10kg Series 5i front load washer, plus DeLonghi, KitchenAid and Instant Pot lines. Condition notes flag some items as used or well used, so read each lot description before bidding.

Tech and entertainment lots cover Dyson, Samsung, Apple, Lenovo, Dell and Bang & Olufsen, giving flippers and home upgraders plenty of angles. There’s also a Springfree All Black 3M medium round trampoline bundle and LEGO among the mix. With 498 lots and no closing date confirmed yet, it’s worth watching the listing for the timer to go live.

The headline act here is the whiskey. A 2009 Midleton Very Rare leads the charge, an annual release that rarely sits still on secondary markets. Alongside it, two Macallan Editions, No. 5 and No. 6, both 700mL and both from the Highland single malt range that collectors track closely.

The Swift River Distillery Double Barrel Whisky rounds out the featured lots, a two-bottle QLD offering at 46%. Beyond the highlighted bottles, the catalogue runs to 63 lots spanning ports and spirits, so there is room to dig past the front-page names.

Close date is still TBC, so check the listing for timing before you commit.

Grays has pulled together 360 lots of hardware, builders supplies and power tools, with DeWALT doing a lot of the heavy lifting. The 18V 3×360 remote control green beam laser is the pick of the bunch for anyone setting out walls, levelling or running fit-outs, and the 18V XR brushless 16Ga second fix nailer (skin only) suits tradies already running DeWALT batteries who want to add a finishing gun without buying another kit.

Also worth a look: the DeWALT 9pc electrician’s bi-metal hole saw set in 7/8", 1 1/8" and 1 3/8" sizes, handy for anyone cutting through timber, plaster or metal on the job. On the security side there’s a YALE Unity security screen door lock, a solid pick for a front or back screen door upgrade.

With 360 lots on the block there’s plenty beyond the featured items, so tradies, renovators and DIYers should work through the full catalogue before bidding closes.

This is a clearing sale from a major infrastructure project, so the gear has done real work on a real site. The Jacon concrete agitators are the headline act, with multiple units listed under site IDs AGIT13, AGI002 and AGI012. For anyone running concrete or civil works, that is a chance to pick up agitators in bulk rather than one at a time.

The Kawasaki Mule diesel buggy rounds out the featured lots, and it suits site transport, hauling gear or moving crews around a job. Beyond that, the catalogue runs to 106 lots spanning tunneling and plant equipment, so expect a mix of support gear and machinery rather than a single category.

Lots close 8 October at Eastern Creek, NSW. Inspect the full list and check each item’s condition and site ID before bidding.

This is a big one at 327 lots, covering the practical stuff that fills a home: kitchen appliances, general household items, and gear for babies and pets. The headline act is the Philips 4000 Series stacked dual basket airfryer at 10L, though note it comes unboxed. Buyers should factor that in when comparing against retail.

Also worth a look: the Ninja Detect Kitchen System Power Blender and Processor Pro TB401, and the Breville the Smart Oven Air Fryer XL in brushed stainless steel. Both are well-regarded appliances and tend to hold value.

Rounding things out, there are Feit LED dimmable 6500k daylight round ceiling lights with remote control. Lighting and small electricals like these often go cheap when bundled into a larger household auction, so there is room to pick up a few things in one hit.

The Thermaltake systems are the headline act here. The Genesis V3 Xtreme pairs an Intel 12400F with RTX graphics, while the Genesis Ultimate V5 carries an RRP of $1,799. If you’re building a setup or upgrading an existing one, these are worth a close look before bidding closes.

Monitors and phones round out the catalogue. The Lenovo Legion R45w-30 is a 44.5" dual QHD curved panel with an anti-glare finish and a 170Hz refresh rate, a serious bit of kit for sim racing or a multi-window workspace. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the 1TB Titanium Black model, listed as used with a slight crack, so factor that into what you’re willing to pay.

With 100 lots across IT equipment, there’s plenty beyond the featured items. Pickup is from Chipping Norton, NSW, so factor in travel or freight if you’re bidding from outside Sydney.

This is a provenance sale, and that matters more than anything else with old reds. One avid collector built this cellar, and the whole 61-lot catalogue comes from that single source. Storage history is the first question any serious buyer asks about 1990s Shiraz, and a collection like this usually answers it better than scattered bottles from mixed estates.

The headline lots are the Barossa and Clare Valley heavyweights. Barossa Valley Estate E & E Black Pepper Shiraz 1994 is the standout, a benchmark Barossa red from a strong vintage, offered as two 750mL bottles. Annie’s Lane Copper Trail Shiraz 1998 carries Clare Valley pedigree across two bottles, and Australian Domain Wines Sheeraz Limestone Coast Shiraz 1999 comes as three. Ausvetia Shiraz 1998 rounds out the featured list with three bottles from SA.

Most lots are multi-bottle parcels, so there is room to bid across several lines rather than fighting over one. Condition reports, fill levels and capsule shots are worth checking on each listing before you commit. Close date is still to be confirmed.

This auction suits leatherworkers, upholsterers, and makers chasing quality material at auction prices. The standout lots are the super soft genuine stone colour suede lambskin hides, listed at both 4sqft and 5sqft, alongside AAA top grade olive nappa lambskin leather hides at 5sqft and 6sqft. Nappa of this grade is supple and clean, the sort of stock that moves fast when it hits the market.

With 66 lots on offer, there is plenty of scope to stock up across sizes and finishes rather than fighting over a single hide. Remnants and smaller cuts round out the catalogue, useful for trim work, small goods, and sample runs.

Close date is yet to be confirmed. Check the listing for timing before you plan your bids.

This is a bankruptcy sale, which usually means one thing for buyers: genuine luxury stock moving at prices set by the market, not a retail counter. Fragrance dominates the featured list, with Christian Louboutin’s Loubidoo in a 90ml bottle sitting alongside three Penhaligon’s releases in 75ml: Changing Constance, The Inimitable William Penhaligon and The Blazing Mister Sam.

Penhaligon’s holds a Royal Warrant and its Portrait series bottles are collectable in their own right, so multiple bottles from the range in one sale is worth a look. Sealed fragrance has a long shelf life when stored properly, though it pays to check lot descriptions for condition and boxed versus unboxed.

The catalogue runs to 74 lots across jewellery and collectables, so the fragrance is only part of the picture. Jewellery buyers should review each listing closely for metal, stone and sizing details before bidding. The sale closes 14 October 2026.

The format suits anyone who likes a late-night browse. Grays has stacked 170 lots into a single overnight window, so there is plenty of range if you want to spread a few bids across the catalogue.

Coonawarra does the heavy lifting here. Terramore shows up three times, with the Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 and Shiraz 2013 both in six-packs of 750mL, plus the For The Love of Wine Sauvignon Blanc 2016. Houghton Rivers Semillon Sauvignon 2024 brings Margaret River into the mix, a fresh white worth a look if you want something drinking now rather than cellaring.

Six-bottle cases mean you are buying volume, not singles, so factor that into what you are willing to pay per bottle. Close date is still TBC, so check the listing for the final timing before you commit.

This is a volume play. With 235 lots on the block, there’s plenty of scope to stack a cellar or split a pallet with friends. The mix leans heavily on straight dozens and six-packs, so you’re not chasing one-off bottles.

The Byrne Family Australia RSG Cabernet Sauvignon 2023 comes as a 12-bottle case out of South Australia, the sort of lot that suits anyone who wants a house red sorted for the year. The Drover Shiraz Cabernet 2024 lands in six-bottle lots, and Crooked Mick Pinot Grigio 2025 covers the white side in the same format.

Worth noting for the non-wine drinkers: Barossa Cider Co Mid Strength Apple Cider NV is listed as a 24-pack of 330mL cans, a Barossa-made option that rarely turns up in this kind of sale. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you plan around it.

This is a clearance-style sale built for people who buy by the case, not the bottle. The mix leans white and red across solid Australian regions: Barossa for the cider, SEA for the Barramundi Sauvignon Blanc, and Langhorne Creek for both Pioneer Road reds. Six and twelve bottle packs sit alongside the 24-can cider cartons, so there’s room to stock a bar or split a pallet with friends.

Freight has been reduced, which matters more than usual when you’re moving multiple cases. With 77 lots and stock running low, the range is tighter than a full catalogue release, so the better lots may not hang around. Check the close date and confirm what’s still available before you commit.

This is a bulk sale of homewares and gifts, with 122 lots on offer. The mix leans practical and gift-friendly: small appliances, portable gadgets and kitchen odds and ends that suit resellers, gift shoppers or anyone kitting out a place on a budget.

Standouts among the featured lots include a mini washing machine for tight spaces, a USB coffee cup heater for desk workers, a blue bladeless neck fan for summer, and a mini plastic bag sealer for the kitchen drawer.

Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you bid.

The mix leans toward precious metal in small formats and Australian decimal releases with genuine collector demand. Two 1/100 Scottsdale gold bars and two 1 gram Valcambi bars sit alongside a pair of 1g silver bars, giving bullion buyers a low-entry way into the sale.

The standout for coin collectors is the 1996 Bradman $5 bi-metal coin on its card of issue, struck by the Royal Australian Mint. Also worth a look: a 1990 ANZAC $5 coin featuring Queen Elizabeth II in uncirculated condition, and the 2021 Wiggles 30th anniversary 30c scalloped coloured coin.

Eighty-eight lots in total, so there is room to spread bids across bullion, commemorative issues, and assorted banknotes. Close date is still to be confirmed.

This is a clean run of new DeLonghi stock, not ex-display or scratch-and-dent. The headline act is the DEP7410P built-in oven: 60cm, 11 cooking functions, and a pyrolytic self-cleaning cycle that burns residue to ash so you just wipe it out. Multiple units of that model are listed, which means competition should spread across lots rather than pile onto one.

Rangehoods round out the catalogue, so anyone fitting out a kitchen can pair the oven and hood in one hit. Fifty lots total gives you room to pick your price rather than fight over a single unit.

Buyers should note the close date is still to be confirmed. Register early, check the inspection details, and factor in freight if you are outside Sydney.

The headline act is the bonded gold. Cuban links in 55cm and 60cm sit alongside bonded bond chains in 60cm, all stamped 18k Italy and backed by a quality guarantee. Bonded gold gives you the look and weight of solid gold at a price that makes sense for everyday wear.

Every featured lot ships with a bonus gift, which sweetens the deal if you are buying more than one. Sizes are listed clearly on each chain, so check the length you want before bidding.

With 76 lots across jewellery and collectables, there is plenty beyond the chains to dig through. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing.

Audio gear is the drawcard here. The Pioneer VSX-D510 and VSX-D859TX receivers come as two-lot bundles, and a separate lot pairs a Pioneer VSX-D859TX with a Sony TA-F670ES stereo. The JBL Eon 1500 speaker system is listed as a pair, which suits anyone building out a PA or home setup.

Beyond the sound gear, there’s a Breville LAP308 air purifier bundled with a Stirling unit, and a DeLonghi lot combining the DEX210 dehumidifier with the DDS30COMBI. Cameras, computer accessories and other appliances round out the catalogue.

Pickup is from Seven Hills, so Sydney buyers can collect without freight costs. Check condition reports and lot photos before bidding, as specs vary across the bundles.

This is a broad jewellery sale rather than a single-collector clearance. Across 95 lots you get the full spread: gold pieces, diamond-set items and designer names sitting alongside costume and collectable jewellery, so there is room to chase a statement piece or stack up everyday wear without stretching the budget.

The featured lots give a good read on the range. The Figaro stainless steel holy cross bracelet is adjustable, the 5mm simulated white pearl earrings cover the classic end, and the bulk five-pack of gold earrings suits anyone buying to resell or restock a drawer. The pink Aroma perfume and harmony chime necklace rounds out the novelty and gift side of the catalogue.

Worth a look if you want volume or a specific piece, and the mix means there is usually something in most price brackets. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you commit.

The headline act here is a run of office-grade multifunction colour copiers and printers. Four stand out: a Sharp MX-6070V with MX-DE27 N finisher, a Fuji Xerox ApeosPort-V C2275, and two Ricoh units, the MP C4503SP and MP C2004exSP. These are the sort of machines that retail well into the thousands new, so if you run a small office or a print-heavy home setup, the maths can work in your favour.

Beyond the copiers, the sale spans office, home and technology categories across 80 lots, so expect a spread of general business and household gear alongside the printing equipment. It is a clearance, which usually means variety over uniformity, and it pays to read each lot description rather than assume condition.

Pickup logistics matter with machines this size. Confirm dimensions, power requirements and whether finishers or accessories are included before you commit, and check the collection window in Seven Hills before bidding.

Cuban links dominate this sale, and the sizing is worth a close look. The 12mm range runs to a 55.8cm necklace and a 19cm bracelet, both set with AAA cubic zirconias for buyers who want the flash without the solid-gold price. If you prefer a cleaner finish, the 8mm range offers a 60.9cm necklace and a 20.3cm bracelet with no stones at all.

Gold-filled construction means a thick layer of gold bonded over a base metal, so it wears far better than plated costume jewellery and holds its colour through daily use. For anyone building a layered stack or after a single statement chain, the two widths cover both looks.

The listing notes a price drop plus a gift with purchase, so check the current bid against what these chains typically fetch new before you commit.

The catalogue runs to 60 lots across jewellery and collectables, but the headline act is a run of 22K Italy stamped gold bonded bracelets and yellow gold bonded bangles. These are bonded pieces rather than solid gold, so know what you’re bidding on, but each is stamped and several come with a warranty, which takes some of the guesswork out of buying unseen.

Multiple bracelet lots also include a bonus gift, so there’s extra value stacked on top of the winning bid. If you’re chasing the bangles specifically, note they’re listed as yellow gold bonded and stamped the same way as the bracelets.

Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you plan around it. Worth a look if you want gold-toned jewellery at auction prices, or you’re hunting collectables alongside it.

This is a mixed electronics auction with genuine volume. The standout lots are the Philips Sonicare toothbrush handle bundles, with two separate lots of 22 handles each. That is 44 handles across the HX991W, HX960V and HX991B models, which suits resellers, clinics or anyone stocking up on premium dental gear.

Audio buyers get a look in too, with Google Nest Audio smart speakers listed in pairs. The broader catalogue spans IT equipment, tech and home appliances, so there is plenty to sift through beyond the featured items.

Pickup is from Seven Hills, NSW. Check individual lot conditions and quantities before bidding, particularly on the bulk toothbrush lots where model mixes may vary between listings.

Amethyst does the heavy lifting here, with three bracelet sizes on offer at 6mm, 8mm and 10mm, alongside a matching pair of amethyst and Swarovski crystal earrings. The 10mm piece pairs its gemstones with crystal for extra sparkle, while the smaller sizes suit quieter everyday wear.

With 65 lots in the catalogue across jewellery and collectables, there is room to bid across multiple pieces rather than chasing a single item. Swarovski crystal features throughout, so expect a mix of colour and cut beyond the amethyst highlights.

Timing is still to be confirmed. Worth a look if you want to build out a jewellery box or pick up gifts ahead of the rush.

The headline act here is Italian-stamped 18k yellow gold bonded chains, with the Cuban link styles drawing the most attention. Lengths run 55cm and 60cm, and several lots carry a quality guarantee plus a bonus gift on top. Bonded gold means a solid gold layer over a base metal core, so it wears like gold at a much lower cost than solid pieces.

With 76 lots on the block, there’s room to spread bids across multiple chains rather than fighting over one. The collectables category rounds out the sale for anyone who wants to mix it up.

Worth noting: the close date is still TBC, so check the listing for timing before you plan your bidding.

This is a mixed apparel drop rather than a single-category sale, which means the value sits in the spread. Baby gear, men’s knitwear and casual tees all land in the one auction, so you can bundle a few sizes and styles without chasing separate listings.

The standout lots are the branded basics. Three Tommy Hilfiger short sleeve tees in XL, one in red and one in light grey, all 100% cotton. A Jack Wills funnel neck half-zip sweater in 2XL, made from BCI cotton. For the little ones, a Snugtime cotton long sleeve sleeping bag, size 0 for 6-12 months, rated 3 TOG, which is proper winter weight.

Beyond those, the catalogue carries Calvin Klein, Ellesse, Skechers, DKNY and Nike across the 137 lots. Sizing and condition vary by lot, so check each listing before you bid. Close date is still to be confirmed.

This is a proper mixed bag for anyone fitting out a home office, a games room or a stereo setup on the cheap. The audio side carries the weight: two Yamaha AV receivers, two Marantz receivers, a Pioneer SA-7300 stereo amplifier paired with an A.B.S. A109 audio unit, and a three-piece Bose Lifestyle SA3 amplifier lot. Names like that usually hold their value, so the hammer prices here are worth watching.

Beyond the headline lots, the catalogue runs to 80 items across IT, gaming and office equipment, so there is plenty of filler gear to bundle into a single pickup. Condition reports and inspection details are listed per lot, and with the auction closing 1 October 2026 in Seven Hills, NSW, buyers should sort freight or pickup before bidding on the heavier amplifiers.

This is a broad mixed sale of 80 lots spanning home goods and IT equipment, so there is plenty to sort through. The headline items lean toward professional and medical-grade gear rather than standard consumer kit.

The Olympus UHI-3 High Flow Insufflation Unit is the pick of the bunch for anyone in the medical or surgical equipment space. Pair that with the GE Medical Systems D19KT USE1921A Medical Display Monitor and you have two lots that would normally carry serious price tags through specialist channels.

The PACOM PDR16HR-RMT-RT Digital Video Recording System rounds out the featured listings and suits security or surveillance setups. With 80 lots in total, expect a wide spread across the catalogue, so check the full list before bidding closes on 2 October 2026.

This is a working line being broken up rather than a few odd pieces. The Schlenker rotary filler and capper handles container filling and sealing in one pass, while the Dachuan horizontal flow wrapper covers the wrapping side of the same operation. Buyers chasing stainless will find the sugar mill worth a look, and the Flex Pack bladder filler rounds out the liquid handling gear.

Fifty-five lots in total, so there is scope to pick up individual machines or kit out a whole line depending on what else is listed on the day. Food grade equipment in this condition does not move through auction rooms often.

Inspection details and the full lot list are on the grays listing. Close is 30 September.

This unreserved sale covers 105 lots of boating and marine gear, with outboards doing the heavy lifting. A Mariner 30Hp and a Mercury motor sit among the featured lots, and two bulk offerings, 8 marine outboard engines and 15 marine outboard engines, suit buyers chasing parts, rebuilds, or resale stock.

Unreserved means everything sells regardless of price, so the bidding starts where it starts and finishes where it finishes. If you run a workshop, flip motors on the side, or just need a spare donk for the tinny, there is plenty here to work with.

Inspection details and the full lot list are worth a look before bidding opens. Bring a trailer.

Retail returns mean one thing for buyers: brand-name gear that never made it to a shelf or came back unopened. This grays auction runs the gamut, from IT equipment and pallet lots through to household goods and fashion, so there is plenty to dig through across the 499 lots on offer.

The featured items give a good read on the mix. A JAG Boss chronograph in gold-tone sits alongside gold-plated stainless steel bands, KATE SPADE Maci frames in black, a DYSON Airstrait in ceramic pink and rose gold, and ADIDAS Cloudfoam Flex shoes in black and grey. Condition varies across retail return stock, so check individual lot notes before bidding.

With stock held at various locations, factor in pickup logistics before you commit. The close date is still to be confirmed, so watch the listing for updates.

This is a police auction, which means the jewellery comes from uncollected and forfeited goods rather than a dealer’s display case. Six lots are up, and each one is an assorted mix rather than a single piece. Expect pendants, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and at least one watch spread across the listings.

One lot pairs assorted jewellery with foreign currency, which adds a bit of interest beyond the usual chains and stones. The rest are straightforward jewellery bundles, so condition and contents will vary from lot to lot.

Grays is running the sale out of Jandakot, WA. With only six lots, the catalogue is small enough to review properly before bidding closes on 6 October 2026.

This is a full liquidation of a working civil contractor’s assets, so expect the lots to reflect a business that was actively pouring concrete rather than a tidy collection of showpieces. The agitator fleet is the centrepiece: a 2026 Sinotruk ZZ1316N266GF1R 6×4, a 2012 Hino 500 6×4 and a 2007 Isuzu F3 FVZ 6×4, all built for site work and likely carrying the wear to match.

The 2000 Kenworth K104 6×4 prime mover is the pick for anyone chasing a known quantity in heavy haulage. With 80 lots in total, there is enough variety to make a full inspection worthwhile before bidding.

Grays is running the sale out of Jandakot, WA. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you plan a look.