At Grays Online Auctions This Week: Jewellery, Collectables, Industrial and 47 More Events

This is a straight-up ports authority clearance, so expect properly maintained plant gear built for shift work. The Terex Franna cranes are the headline acts, both rated for heavy lifts in tight spaces. The Kobelco SK1355R-2 excavator is a serious earthmoving unit, and the Haulotte boom lift adds value for anyone needing reach and four-wheel-drive traction on site.

With 91 lots across the catalogue, buyers should dig through for support equipment and attachments that often slip under the radar. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so register interest early with Grays to get the full lot list and inspection details. Gladstone pickup adds some freight cost, but the gear is worth the trip.

This auction is stacked with brand-new heavy gear for anyone setting up a site workshop or needing bulk storage in a hurry. The hero lots are the container shelters: a Heavy Duty 40ft x 60ft model with end wall, another 40ft x 60ft without, plus a standard 40ft unit and an Extra Heavy Duty 40ft version. All are listed as unused, so you’re getting factory-fresh steel.

Beyond the big shelters, the lot list includes generators, toolboxes, and general workshop equipment. Given the volume of unused stock, this looks like a clearance from a supplier or a cancelled project. No close date is set yet, so watch the listing for timing. If you need covered workspace or power gear in the Toowoomba region, this is worth a serious look.

This is a mixed-bag retail return auction with a strong focus on brand-name apparel and accessories. The standout lots include a GUESS Men’s Stainless Steel Blue Crystal Multi-Function Watch in gunmetal, a DIESEL Stacked Black Bracelet (DX0971040, RRP $80), and NIKE Men’s Defy All Day Training Shoes in white and university red. There are also TAKUMI TurboFlex MP47 eyeglass frames in a red marbled finish.

The auction covers IT equipment, pallet lots, household items, and fashion, so expect a broad range of goods. If you are after discounted brand-name accessories or footwear, this is worth a close look. The close date is 10 June 2026, so there is time to browse the full lot list and plan your bids.

The standout lot is a PLUM PLAY kids wooden climbing frame with a double swing, wave slide, and tamarin. It’s the kind of backyard setup that retails for well over a grand, so this is worth a close look if you’ve got the space to assemble it.

Home appliances feature a Hisense 8kg Series 5 heat pump dryer (model HDF5S80H), though note the control panel cover has a fault. There’s also a Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner (model 492607-01) and a Segway E2 Pro electric scooter that shows signs of use and dirt marks. The scooter is a solid commuter option if you don’t mind a bit of wear.

The rest of the catalogue mixes high-end kitchen gear from De’Longhi and KitchenAid with consumer electronics from Apple, Lenovo, Dell, and Bang & Olufsen. With 100 lots and a broad range of categories, this auction suits anyone after quality secondhand gear, but check the condition notes carefully on the Hisense and Segway items before bidding.

This is a solid mix of practical household items and giftable bits. The kitchen tools are the standout: the electric milk foamer does double duty as a blender, handy for quick coffees or smoothies, and the vegetable slicer saves prep time. The coffee filter diffuser is a neat accessory for loose-leaf tea or pour-over coffee drinkers.

For pet owners, the soft dog house offers a portable, washable sleeping spot that folds flat for storage. Everything here is new stock, not secondhand, so condition is consistent. If you need small appliances or home accessories, this auction groups them in one place without the retail markup. Check the lot list for bundle options.

This is a straight factory clearance, so the bulk of the value sits in the racking. Colby and Dexion pallet racking make up the core of the lot list, which means serious storage capacity for a warehouse fit-out or expansion. No reserve to mess about with.

Alongside the racking, the sale covers general warehousing gear and IT equipment. If you need to kit out a workspace or replace aging office tech, there will be bits worth chasing. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so check the listing regularly for the deadline. Given the lot count, expect competitive bidding on the larger racking packages.

This is a straight retailer clearance, so expect new-condition stock without retail packaging. The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G in Graphite is a solid mid-range phone, and the Shokz OpenRun Pro headphones are popular for runners and cyclists. The watch selection lifts the listing above the usual electronics dump: the Emporio Armani three-hand date in black leather and the Bulova classic with Roman numerals both punch above their clearance price point.

Home improvement buyers should scan for Dyson and Sony electricals mixed through the lots. With 100 items and a close date of June 11, the range is broad enough to bundle shipping. Check each lot for the “no packaging” note, especially on phones and watches, and factor that into your bid.

The lot list is a mix of high-demand consumer tech and practical home appliances. Standouts include a KUVINGS slow juicer in dark silver, model E8000DS, made in Korea, plus a Premium 7kg vented dryer with minor body damage noted. There’s also a Grownsy EaseClean Bottle Washer Pro that doubles as a steriliser, ideal for parents or home brewers.

Buyers should factor in the condition notes on certain items. The dryer has a small dent or scratch, which could mean a discount if you are happy with cosmetic flaws. Apple and Sony gear typically holds strong resale value, and Dyson products are always popular at clearance. If you want specific models, check the full lot list before bidding closes on June 14.

The Toro series is commercial-grade gear, built in Italy and rarely seen at auction. Most lots are brand new, never unboxed. That means you can furnish a whole office with matching pieces for a fraction of retail, without the wait.

Look for the modular desk systems with cable management, matching pedestals and task chairs. Some lots are sold individually, others in small runs. If you run a startup, a home office, or flip furniture, this is the kind of stock that moves fast.

Inspection is recommended. The auction closes 16 June 2026. Grays will handle pickup from their Tullamarine depot. Factor in transport for larger items.

The standout here is the Amada Vipros 255, a solid workhorse for sheet metal fab. The Gasparini press brake and the Mori Seiki MV-Junior machining centre add serious CNC firepower for small to medium shops. The Emmegi saw is purpose-built for aluminium and PVC cutting, so if you do window or framing work, that one is worth a close look.

The lot list covers both heavy gear and supporting kit, so expect tooling, workbenches, and shop ancillaries mixed in. No close date is set yet, meaning you have time to inspect or research before bidding. If you need production machinery without paying retail, this is a strong lineup for a single sale.

This is a straight-up IT clear-out with no reserve, so pricing should be sharp. The standout lots are the Lenovo ThinkVision P27Q-10 units, a solid 27-inch QHD panel suited for office or home setups. There’s also a T27Q-20 in the mix, which adds USB-C connectivity for simple docking.

Beyond the monitors, the lot list covers general mixed IT gear. If you’re after bulk screens for a fit-out or spare parts, this one delivers volume without the fuss. The auction runs through Grays, so expect their standard online bidding. Get in early to scope the full inventory before close.