Inside This Week’s Melbourne Auction Market – 62 Upcoming Sales inc Collectables, Caravans & Classic Cars

This sale covers a broad sweep of decorative arts, from silverware and porcelain to oil paintings and clocks. Standout lots include a pair of Regency rosewood card tables and a 19th century French ormolu mantel clock. Jewellery buyers will find Victorian brooches, gold chains, and a sapphire and diamond pendant.

The furniture section leans heavily on antique and mid-century styles, with several cedar chests, walnut dining tables, and a set of Chippendale-style chairs. Artworks range from colonial landscapes to modern prints. Check the condition reports if you are bidding on anything fragile, as some lots show age-related wear. The auction closes on 29 June 2026, so register and inspect in advance.

This is a straight-up trade materials clear-out, not a mixed bag of household junk. The 800-cartridge pallet of Bostik silicone alone would cost a fortune retail, making it the obvious target for anyone in construction, glazing, or commercial maintenance. If you’ve got a big job coming up or run a crew, that’s the lot to go after.

Alongside the bulk silicone, there are box lots of Bostik 600ml Simson ISR 70-03 adhesive sealant and the smaller 290ml cartridges. That stuff is premium for structural bonding and flexible sealing on metal, glass, and timber. The P&N drill bit sets are a handy bonus for tradies topping up their kit.

Check the lot list carefully for quantities per box and any damage. With 100 lots and a Sunday close, expect bidding to heat up late. If you need sealant in volume, this is worth a proper look.

This is a straight-up retailer sell-off, not a pick-through-the-rubbish job. The headline lots include the Dyson Airwrap Multi Hair Styler Complete Long in Nickel/Copper (noted as minor use) and the Roborock QRevo Curve Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, a serious bit of kit for anyone wanting hands-off floors. There’s also the Beaba Babycook Neo in Night Blue for parents, and a Dyson V8 Origin cordless vac with accessories.

With a hundred lots on the board and a close date of July 5, you’ve got time to sift the listings. The minor-use note on some items suggests they’re customer returns or display stock, not factory seconds. If you need a new vacuum, a kitchen gadget, or a console, this is one to watch without the usual retail markup.

This is a straight-up clearance of retail returns, so expect items with varying degrees of damage or missing bits. The headline lots are Lenovo Yoga 7 2-in-1s (models 14ILL10 and 14IL9) bundled in groups of three, plus a mixed lot of three that includes an HP Omnibook. On the phone side, you’ve got Google Pixel 9 Pro Folds and standard Pixel 9 Pros in 256Gb, plus a few Pixel 9a 128Gb units, all in lots of two or four.

No reserve means the highest bidder walks away, regardless of price. If you’re handy with repairs or need donor boards and screens, this is where you’ll find value. Auction closes 5 July 2026, so get your bids in before the deadline.

This is a standalone lot from Grays, not part of a clearance batch. The 2025 Dominator is a full-height off-road van built for serious touring. You’ll get a proper kitchen, bathroom, and queen bed setup, all on a tandem axle chassis.

Check the specs closely. These vans usually run heavy on gear, so confirm the tare weight against your tow vehicle. The rolling auction format means the price creeps up, but there’s no reserve drama. If you need a turnkey touring van that’s done zero kays, this is worth a close look.

This is a dedicated off-road camper from Lumberjack, built for rough tracks without a full van tow. The Johanna model sleeps two and folds out into a solid canvas tent with a queen-size mattress. It comes with a full kitchen slide, 12V water pump, and a 95-litre water tank.

The trailer rides on a heavy-duty chassis with independent suspension and 15-inch all-terrain tyres. Storage includes a front tool box and internal cabinetry. It’s a simple, no-frills unit for weekend trips or longer bush runs. Check the listing for the exact closing time.

This is a current-model-year caravan with the factory warranty still likely intact. The BW15.6 layout typically includes a front double bed, a mid-kitchen with a four-burner cooktop and grill, and a rear washroom with a separate shower. It runs on a 12V electrical system with solar pre-wiring, making it suited for free camping.

Check the photos for the tare weight and ball weight, as concessional vans are lighter than full-size tourers but still need a suitable tow vehicle. The auction has a rolling close, so your best strategy is to place your maximum bid early and let the system handle the rest. No reserve is listed, which means the highest bidder takes it.

Grays is clearing the shelves on these Samsung returns in VIC. Every lot is a multi-unit bundle of high-end Galaxy phones, so you are buying in bulk. The catch: every device is marked "For Parts", meaning they likely have screen damage, battery issues, or other faults that stop them being sold as new.

If you repair phones, this is straight-up stock to flip. The S25 Ultra and S24 Ultra lot alone could yield good margin if you can source screens at trade price. The foldable lots (Z Fold 6, Z Fold 7, Z Flip 6) are riskier but carry higher resale value if they come good. No reserve means the highest bidder wins, regardless of price. Check each lot’s condition notes before bidding. Auction closes 6 July 2026.

This is a late-model off-road caravan from EzyTrail, a brand known for building tough hybrid campers. The VZ4800-LR model sits on a heavy-duty galvanised chassis with independent coil suspension, making it suitable for unsealed tracks. It comes with a 12V electrical system, water tank, and a full external kitchen with a stove and sink.

The fold-out design gives you a solid hard-floor base and a canvas annexe for sleeping. Given it is a 2024 build, expect minimal wear and a warranty balance. Buyers should inspect for any damage from towing or setup, as these units get used hard. The auction is a single-item listing from Grays, so it will close when bidding stops, not at a set time. Check the listing for the reserve price and current bid level.

This is a single-lot sale for a well-specced Aussie-built hybrid camper. The CT520 packs a 60-litre three-way fridge, gas cooktop, and a picnic table under the annexe. It sleeps four with a queen bed and bunks, and the heavy-duty chassis with independent coil suspension handles rough tracks.

Check the condition report before bidding. Grays notes the trailer is used but operational, with typical wear from touring. No rego is included, so factor in transport from Dandenong South. The closing date is still to be confirmed, so keep refreshing the listing.

This is a current-model Dynasty Runaway, one of Highclere’s popular off-road capable layouts. The 15’6 body includes a front queen bed with innerspring mattress, a full-width rear bathroom with separate shower, and a kitchen with a three-burner cooktop, grill, and 190-litre three-way fridge. External features include a picnic table, awning, and gas bayonet connection.

Being a Grays Online rolling auction, the price will climb as bids come in. Check the listing for the exact close time and any reserve. The caravan is located in Dandenong South for inspection.

This is a single-lot listing for a current-model Star Vision CX that has been sitting on the showroom floor. Being a display model means it has avoided any road wear or camping grime, and it should come with all factory fittings and documentation. The CX series from Star Vision is known for a practical, family-friendly layout with decent off-grid capability.

Buyers should check the auction details for the exact inclusions, but expect a full kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping for a family. The “rolling auction” format means the listing will close once a reserve is met or the timer runs out, so check the end time before you jump in. No dealer haggling, just the bid.

This camper is a 2023 model, so it’s nearly new and comes with all the off-road touring gear you’d expect from MDC. The forward fold layout sets up quickly, giving you a solid queen bed inside and a decent living area under the annexe when it’s deployed. It has a 12V water pump, a 90-litre fridge slide, and a gas stove in the internal kitchen, which means you can cook and sleep without faffing about outside.

The camper sits on a galvanised chassis with independent coil suspension and all-terrain tyres, so it’s ready for gravel roads and national park campsites. Buyers should factor in a tow vehicle with a decent ball weight capacity, as these forward folds are heavy on the hitch. Check the listing for the current bid and the exact annexe configuration, as some of these come with walls and some with just a fly.

This is a straight retailer dump, not a mixed consignment. The lots are heavy on current-gen consumer electronics, with the AirPods Max noted as having minor use, so expect cosmetic wear but full function. The XGIMI projector is a portable model with a flip design, handy for casual home cinema setups.

Home improvement types should check the Kogan 2.6kW inverter air conditioner, a budget option for a small room. The Logitech gaming headset is a high-end wireless unit with a detachable boom mic, popular with PC and console players. No bulk pallets here, each lot is a single item, so you can cherry-pick exactly what you need.

Close date is July 9, 2026. Grays runs this as a timed auction, so check the countdown per lot. If you want the Dyson or PlayStation gear, scan the full list first, as the title suggests they are present but not detailed in the featured lots.

This is a brand new, never-towed Dynasty Limited Edition from Highclere, a brand known for solid off-road builds. The layout puts the bedroom at the rear with a separate shower and toilet, plus a front lounge and kitchen. Expect a full 12-volt system, solar panels, and a decent sized fresh water tank for remote stays.

It’s listed as a single lot in Grays’ rolling caravan and motorhome catalogue, so there’s no set closing time. The auction will end once bidding stalls. Check the listing for the exact build spec, as Highclere offers options on these models. If you want a new van without waiting months for a factory order, this is worth a close look.

The Stoney Creek Nugget RT is built for quick setup and rough country. It comes with a heavy-duty drawbar, independent coil suspension, and all-terrain tyres. The kitchen slides out the rear, with a stainless sink, two-burner stove, and a 95-litre water tank.

Inside, the queen bed has inner-spring mattress and storage underneath. The canvas annexe extends the living space, with zip-up windows and a floor. There is also a 12V battery system with LED lighting and USB ports. This is a near-new unit from a respected Aussie camper brand, ready to hitch up and go. No rego details are listed, so check towing requirements for your state.

This is a single axle country caravan, a solid option for weekend trips or basic touring. It comes from Grays Online’s rolling auction format, meaning you can bid at your own pace until the timer runs out.

There is no detailed spec sheet or brand name provided here, so you are buying based on the listing photos and description. Expect a standard single axle layout, likely with basic amenities. Check the listing for condition, registration status, and any included accessories before you bid. The Dandenong South location means you will need to arrange transport or pickup if you win.

This is a complete factory clearance aimed at fabricators looking to upgrade without paying new prices. The standout is the 2021 Prima Power Combi Genius CG1530, a machine that combines laser cutting and turret punching in one cell. It saves floor space and eliminates the need to move parts between two machines.

Supporting the heavy hitters, there is a 2008 Amada EMK3610NT turret punch head with an automatic tool changer, and a 2018 Amada HG1003ATC press brake for bending work. The 2018 Prima Power Platino Fiber 1530 rounds out the laser side with modern fibre technology for fast, clean cuts on sheet metal.

Buyers should note this is an expressions of interest process, not a timed online auction. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so it pays to get in early with your offer. Inspection of the gear is recommended before bidding, given the value of these precision machines.

This sale covers the full setup of a precision metal fabrication business. The standout is the 2019 Amada ID40IV ST spot welder, a serious piece of gear for anyone doing high-volume sheet metal work. The two HAAS machines are the core of any CNC shop: the VM3 vertical mill and the ST20 lathe both date from the early 2010s, still well within their productive life. For support gear, there is a 2010 Richyoung geared head drill press and a swarf conveyor already fitted to the lathe.

Buyers should factor in the Bayswater North location for pickup. The lot count is tight at 39 items, so expect the key machines to attract attention from local fabricators and hobbyists looking to upgrade. No close date is set yet, so check the listing regularly for the deadline.

This is an unreserved clearance with 84 lots, so everything must sell. The standout is the bulk lot of 10,000 plastic oil filter caps at 20mm diameter, ideal for anyone in automotive parts supply or servicing. Also on offer are multiple Ford AU/BF window regulators and Holden V6 ignition coils, pointing to a serious parts decommissioning.

Beyond the automotive items, there is a Janome Overlocker for sewing and textile work, plus an Inspire Solar Photovoltaic Inverter for renewable energy setups. The mix of production consumables and power tools means this sale suits both tradies and small manufacturers. No close date is set yet, so check the listing for the deadline.

This is a current-model off-road caravan from Sunland’s RV-X Series, designed to handle rough tracks without sacrificing comfort inside. The Commander layout includes a queen bed, full kitchen with stove and sink, and a separate ensuite with shower and toilet. Key features include a 12V electrical system with solar panels, a 95-litre freshwater tank, and external cooking points for camp setup.

Buyers should check the listing for the reserve price and any auction conditions, as this is a single-lot sale rather than a multi-item clearance. The van is located in Dandenong South for inspection. Given it’s a 2024 model, you’re looking at a significant saving over dealer retail if the bidding stays sensible.

This is a current-model Oasis from Highclere, a brand known for building tough Aussie vans. The H216-1CS layout gives you a dedicated club lounge up front that converts into a bed, plus a rear ensuite with a separate shower and toilet. You get a full kitchen with a four-burner cooktop, grill, and a 190-litre three-way fridge.

Built for remote travel, the Oasis rides on a 6-inch DuraGal chassis with independent coil suspension and 15-inch alloy wheels. It packs a 200-amp hour lithium battery, 300-watt solar panel, and a 40-amp DC charger to keep things running off-grid. Water capacity sits at 2 x 95 litres fresh and 2 x 95 litres grey.

For a 2024 model, this is a chance to pick up a near-new van without the wait time from a dealership. Check the listing for the exact reserve and close date, as this is part of Grays Online’s ongoing caravan sales.

This is a mixed-bag sale with genuine variety. Vehicles range from cars to utes, and jewellery includes both fine and costume pieces. Collectables cover everything from vintage items to modern curios. Plant and equipment listings feature tools and machinery, while the general goods section is a lucky dip of household and commercial items.

The auction closes on 5 July 2026, so there is time to browse the full lot list. Because these are lost and unclaimed items, condition will vary. Check photos and descriptions carefully. Lloyds runs this as a straightforward online sale, no reserve on many lots. If you want a bargain, pick a category and start scrolling.

This multi-lot online sale covers a broad sweep of categories, so there is something for everyone. Vehicles sit alongside jewellery and collectables, while the plant and equipment section offers tools and machinery for the workshop. General goods fill out the rest, making it a solid option for picking up bits and pieces around the house or garage.

Buyers should check the lot list closely as items range from everyday homewares to more specialised collectables. With a close date of 5 July 2026, there is time to browse and decide. Lloyds runs a straightforward online process, so register and bid on what catches your eye.

This auction covers a lot of ground. The standout lot is the CaddyTek Explorer V8 Superlite 4-wheel golf trolley, RRP $289. For the kids, there is an ARCTIX insulated snowsuit and a Huskimo lightning bolt dog coat. The lot list also includes a Tough-1 tandem saddle for Western riding, a Regalo top-of-stairs safety gate, and a Helly Hansen women’s crew insulator.

Home and workshop gear appears too. A WallUp instant outdoor privacy screen, Calvin Klein bucket hat, and three red fire blankets. The Star Wars Black Series Yoda Force FX lightsaber, RRP $309, is a clear collectable play. With 12 lots and no reserve on individual items, you can pick up exactly what you need without bidding on a bundle. Check the close time and bid on single lots.

This auction is a straight play for anyone building or repairing a caravan on a budget. All 12-plus lots are brand new, with the fixed flat acrylic windows carrying a $645 RRP each. The access hatch service doors repeat four times, giving you a chance to grab multiple units in one hit.

Lloyds runs these multi-lot online auctions regularly, so the bidding process is straightforward. No reserve games here, just new stock going to the highest bidder. If you need caravan glazing or service hatches, this is a clean way to buy them under retail without the usual trade markup. Check the close date of July 8, 2026, and factor in pickup from VIC.

This is a pure trade stock dump, not a mixed garage sale. The lot list is dominated by FORTIS and OPTIMA branded commercial LED gear, typically used in warehouses, factories, and large retail fit-outs. The standout is a mixed pallet with a total RRP of $10,533, followed closely by Batten FORTIS lots valued at $8,375 each. Several lots repeat the same Batten FORTIS line, suggesting bulk identical stock, ideal for a contractor chasing volume.

Buyers should note the close date is 8 July 2026, so there is time to inspect. The auction also includes vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and plant equipment, but the lighting lots are the core draw here. If you need commercial-grade fittings at wholesale prices, this is the one to watch. No reserve games, just a straight clearance.

The Alienware Alpha R2 is the headline item here, a compact gaming desktop that still holds its own for older titles or as a media hub. Pair it with the trio of Philips 243V7Q 24-inch LCD monitors for a tidy multi-screen setup. The bulk lot of HP wired keyboards and mice is practical for an office refresh or resale.

For audio fans, the sealed Bbox subwoofer is a clear win, while the Gametime Buddies wireless guitar controllers suggest some quirky fun if you have the right console. The Lenovo Tab M10 Gen 3 tablet is a decent budget Android slate for browsing or streaming. With 12+ lots, this is a compact sale best for buyers after specific items rather than a full clear-out.

Lloyds is running this VIC-based online auction as a straight liquidation of gallery stock, so the reserve prices should reflect a clearance. The lot list leans heavily on high-end living room and dining room pieces, with the Thornton Coffee Table in Bronze ($1402 RRP) and Helford Side Table Gold ($539 RRP) standing out for those styling a modern space.

The framed art selection is worth a look: the Ocean Skyline Dawn piece ($549 RRP) and the Misina Line Drawing ($439 RRP) both offer gallery-quality finishes without the retail markup. If you’re after smaller accents, the Riley Side Table Black ($165 RRP) and Feather Pads 300x500mm ($700 RRP) are easy add-ons for a complete room refresh.

Check the lot photos carefully for condition, as liquidation stock can have minor transit or display wear. With 12+ lots and bidding already open, it pays to scan the full catalogue now and set your limits before the close on July 9.

This auction covers the full back-of-house setup for a hospitality or events business. The FRYMAX RC-300 is the headline piece for any serious cook, while the Tetlow kiln suggests a crossover with ceramics or pottery work. The open display fridge suits a cafe or deli counter, and the bulk shelving lots are ideal for storage fit-outs.

Buyers should note the close date is 14 July 2026, so there is time to inspect the lot list. The white dinner plates and assorted kitchen utensils round out a practical package for someone starting or restocking a venue. No street address is provided, so check the listing for collection details in VIC.

This Brighton-based auction taps into Donington Auctions’ specialty: classic, collector, and performance car culture. The lot list covers European marques, muscle cars, and motorcycles through books and scale models. Expect factory workshop manuals, marque histories, and limited-edition diecasts from brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and Holden.

Buyers should note the June 15 close date. The mix of reference material and display pieces suits restorers hunting for technical specs or collectors filling a shelf. No street address is listed, so register with Donington Auctions for collection details post-sale. Bid on individual lots or cherry-pick the rarest titles.

This sale leans hard into the golden era of European sports cars and Australian muscle. The Mustang fastback is a genuine A-code 289 car, while the Monaro GTS is a documented 350 V8 example. The Porsche 911 Carrera is a 2.7-litre MFI car, a rare early 1970s spec that collectors chase.

Motorcycle buyers should note the Ducati 900SS, a bevel-drive twin that’s become a serious investment piece. There’s also a 1973 Norton Commando 850 Roadster and a 1967 Triumph Bonneville T120R. The collectables section mixes in automotive memorabilia, including signed motorsport posters and a set of vintage Castrol oil cans.

Bidding closes 6 July 2026. Inspection is available in Melbourne prior. If you’re after a driver-quality classic or a solid project, this catalogue has a bit of both.

This is Part I of the Kerry Manolas Collection, and it’s a deep dive for anyone who follows the Prancing Horse. The lot list includes period-correct Ferrari racing posters, enamel badges from the 1960s, and a run of leather-bound presentation books used by the factory sales team. For the restorers, there are NOS (new old stock) gasket sets and camshafts for 250 and 330 series cars.

Donington Auctions have grouped the memorabilia by marque, so if you’re after Maserati 3500 GT brochures or Lancia Fulvia homologation papers, they’re in there too. The classic car section is thin on actual vehicles for this event, but the paper and parts alone could fill gaps in a serious collection. Check the close date: July 13, 2026. Bid online or attend the Melbourne viewing day.

This is the Kerry Manolas Collection Part II, and it’s packed with petrolhead heritage. The lot list leans into motor racing history with signed memorabilia from drivers like Jack Brabham and Alan Jones, plus enamel signs, trophies, and original race programmes. Great Marques fans will find badges, brochures, and dealer items from Ferrari, Porsche, and Aston Martin.

Buyers should note the close date is 13 July 2026, giving you time to dig through the catalogue. Donington Auctions has a solid rep for collector car gear, so condition and provenance are likely tight. If you’re after a piece of Australian or international racing history, this is the one to watch.

This is a pure plate auction, not a car sale, so the focus is entirely on the metal. The catalogue spans everything from prestige Victorian heritage plates to modern personalised combinations. Classic car collectors often chase plates that match their vehicle’s era, and this sale has plenty of pre-1960s options.

Key lots include several single and double-digit Victorian plates, which historically hold their value better than most investments. There are also themed sets, initials, and short numeric runs that appeal to both enthusiasts and investors. Bidders should check the reserve structure: some plates carry minimum bids, others are absolute.

Donington Auctions runs this format regularly, so the process is straightforward. Online bidding is open now until the close date. If you are after a specific letter or number combination, scan the full lot list early. Plates in high-demand categories often draw competitive bidding in the final hours.

This is a classic clearance sale from a regular public auction house, drawing from unclaimed freight, storage unit leftovers, and estate cleanouts. The July 8 catalogue covers everything from timber furniture and vintage curios to retail stock that didn’t move. Buyers should check each lot carefully for condition notes, as these goods come with no returns.

Pick-ups are from the Highbury Road depot in Burwood, so factor in transport. If you are after oddities, old household goods, or trade lots for flipping, this sale offers volume without the fuss of a staged auction house. No viewing is available, so rely on the photos and descriptions online.

This sale targets serious collectors, with records graded to the Goldmine standard for condition accuracy. The auctioneer runs regular public sales covering antiques, furniture, retail stock, curios and deceased estates, so these vinyls are likely pulled from high-quality estates or private collections.

Buyers should note that high-value records or small groups are visually graded only. That means no play-testing, so factor in potential surface noise or hidden wear. Focus on the Goldmine grade listed for each lot it will tell you exactly what you are getting. If you know your pressings, this is a tight, curated selection worth a close look.

This is a regular weekly sale from a long-running auction house, so the catalogue leans toward the eclectic. You will find traditional furniture pieces like timber sideboards and dining chairs sitting alongside curios and bric-a-brac. Deceased estate content often turns up older collectables, so check the photos for silver, ceramics or pressed glass that might be undervalued.

Retail stock also appears, which can mean deadstock homewares or overstocked kitchen items. The auction runs to a single-day close on 10 July, so you have time to inspect. If you are after solid timber furniture or odd lots of china, this is a straightforward room clearance where patience can pay off. No reserve drama, just a steady stream of lots.

This is a straight-up bulk clothing grab from a regular Box Hill auction house that shifts everything from antiques to deceased estates. No viewing is available, so you are buying blind based on the lot list. That keeps the risk low for anyone who knows how to sort and resell.

The catalogue points to a mixed bag of everyday fashion, activewear, and footwear. If you have a market stall or an online store, this is the kind of lot where the value is in the volume. Pickup is from Highbury Road in Burwood, so factor in the trip and a trailer. Close date is 14 July 2026, so mark the calendar and bid accordingly.

Lawsons is handling the dispersal of this corporate art collection, offering pieces suited to both new buyers and seasoned collectors. The lot list includes oil and acrylic paintings, watercolours, and screenprints, with several works by listed artists. Framed pieces come in a range of sizes, from small study works to larger statement pieces for a home or office wall.

The auction covers multiple genres: landscapes, abstracts, still lifes, and figurative works. Some lots are from recognised commercial galleries, others from private studio holdings. Condition varies, so inspect the photos carefully. Bidding closes on 8 July 2026. If you are after a single standout piece or a bulk lot to fill a space, this sale has options worth a look.

This is a straightforward buy for anyone needing heavy earthmoving gear. The bucket is a dedicated wheel loader attachment, 2.54 metres wide, and comes from military surplus which often means low hours and solid condition. No guessing on size, it is a standard fit for large loaders.

If you work in civil construction, mining, or quarrying, this is a direct replacement or spare unit. Pickles runs regular ex-defence sales, so the gear is usually well-maintained. Inspection would be wise given it is a single item, no second chances if you miss the close.

Location is Altona North, easy access from the West Gate Freeway. Check the listing for pickup details and any fees. Set your bid and move on.

Leonard Joel is running this Decorative Arts sale from their South Yarra rooms. The standout is a RARE GEORGE II TOASTMASTERS GLASS from around 1750, a piece that serious collectors will track. It sits alongside a German engraved armorial glass goblet and a Thuringian engraved goblet, both mid-18th century.

The bulk of the lots are English. You get a pair of George III cordial glasses, two pairs of George II wine glasses, and three George III opaque twist stemmed glasses from the 1760-1770 period. For those after quantity, there are three George II air twist stemmed wine glasses and another three mid-Georgian air twist examples. The auction closes on July 13, so check the condition reports if you are bidding blind.

This timed auction from EJ Ainger covers the full spectrum of collectable home contents. The regular sale format means you will find a mix of periods and styles, from colonial-era timber pieces to mid-century modern ceramics.

Standout categories include fine art with both local and European works, plus a solid run of sterling silver serving pieces and jewellery. The decorative art section has porcelain from known makers, glassware, and bronzes. For furniture buyers, there are dining suites, sideboards, and occasional tables in various timbers.

Check the condition reports if available, as some lots show age-related wear. The auction closes on 14 July 2026, so you have time to inspect the catalogue and place your bids.

Breen Auction Group has been the preferred auctioneer for Victoria Police for over 15 years, so the provenance is solid. This is a classic police auction where you’ll find a grab-bag of seized goods, from cordless drills and angle grinders to laptops, tablets, and stereo gear. There’s also general merchandise that could include everything from homewares to sporting equipment.

The key here is that lots are sold as-is, with no returns. That means a sharp eye on the photos and descriptions pays off. If you’re after workshop tools or cheap electronics to flip, this is the kind of sale where a $10 bid can net a $200 item. Just factor in pickup from Sunshine West and bring cash or card on the day.

Don’t expect a polished retail experience. Police auctions are raw, but for the bargain hunter who knows their gear, the value is often in the unknown. Get in early, inspect if you can, and bid smart.

This is a proper photographer’s estate sale, not a random box of junk. Tom Hellwege was a serious collector, so the lots span early plate cameras through to mid-20th century rangefinders and SLRs. The camera bodies alone include sought-after Leica M-series and Hasselblad 500 models, plus a stack of German and Japanese glass.

Beyond the cameras, the collection includes period flash units, tripods, developing tanks, and enlargers. There are also ephemera items like original manuals, catalogues, and signed prints. Condition will vary, but Hellwege was a known curator of his gear. If you shoot film or restore vintage photo equipment, this is the sale to watch.

Buyers should check the listing for the exact close date, as it is yet to be confirmed. Viewing details will likely be posted closer to the sale.

This is the Spencer Sandilands Collection, a deep trove of Australian printed material and maritime history assembled over decades. The strength is in the books and maps: early Australian exploration narratives, rare atlases, and hand-drawn charts from the age of sail. Collectors of Pacific voyages and Antarctic expeditions will find plenty to chase.

The lot list also leans into maritime artefacts, including ship models, navigational instruments, and logbooks. If you deal in Australian or nautical ephemera, this is a targeted sale worth watching. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing for the countdown.

Burns and Co, known for handling classic and collectable cars and motorcycles in Beresfield NSW, are running this one from their Bayswater depot. The auction covers two parts, so expect a solid range of gear aimed at collectors and restorers.

Standout items from the lot list include vintage model cars in various scales, automobilia, and spare parts for older vehicles. If you are chasing signage, brochures, or factory memorabilia, this is worth a deep scroll. The online format means you can bid from anywhere, but remember items are collected from Bayswater. Check the condition notes carefully before bidding.

This three-part auction is a treasure trove for anyone restoring or collecting classic British and European machinery. Part 1 features a solid selection of vintage and classic cars, including Jaguar XJ sedans, a Rover P6, and several early Minis. The motorcycle lots are the real draw, with everything from Triumph Bonnevilles and BSAs to rare Italian and Japanese models like Moto Guzzi and Honda CB series.

Part 2 shifts to memorabilia and automobilia, with stacks of factory workshop manuals, brochures, and period signage. Part 3 rounds out the sale with loose parts, engines, gearboxes, and rolling chassis. Buyers should factor in collection from Bayswater, Sydney, as items are not shipped. With 1,860 lots closing on June 17, this is a deep catalogue worth digging through over several days.

This collection is built around a lifelong enthusiast’s stash. Expect to see pre-1970s iron, rare oddball machines, and the kind of memorabilia that fills a shed wall. Lot highlights include a handful of restored early Holdens and a selection of British motorcycles with matching engine numbers. There is also a substantial run of NOS parts: gaskets, bearings, and trim pieces that are hard to find today.

Delivery is from Bayswater, so factor in freight if you are interstate. The timed format runs through to June 9, 2026. If you chase original tin or need spares for a restoration project, this one has the depth to justify a close look at the lot list.

Burns and Co have put together a solid lineup for this June sale, drawing from their specialty in classic and collectable vehicles. Beyond the headline muscle cars, the list includes several motorcycles, from vintage Triumphs to late-model Harley-Davidsons. Memorabilia lots cover signage, petrol pumps, and original parts, which should appeal to restorers.

Buyers should check the condition reports carefully, as some cars are presented as projects rather than turnkey drivers. The auction closes on 9 June 2026, and bidding is online only. If you are after a genuine Australian muscle car or a rare import, this catalogue has depth worth a close look.

Burns and Co, specialists in classic and collectable cars, motorcycles, and memorabilia, are handling this Beresfield-based auction. The late Ray Park’s collection is a treasure trove for petrolheads and nostalgia hunters, with standout lots including rare enamel signs, period automotive tools, and original dealer promotional materials. Motorcycle enthusiasts should keep an eye out for vintage helmets and leathers, while car buffs will find workshop manuals and spare parts that are getting harder to source.

The auction closes 19 May, and bidding is online. Given it’s a deceased estate from a known collector, condition varies but provenance is solid. Check the full lot list for specific brands and models before you bid, as some pieces are one-offs from a lifetime of collecting.

This is a deep catalogue for anyone working in automation or precision engineering. The lot list is stacked with both new and used robot components, from major manufacturers, plus specialist tools and technical gear you’d struggle to find separately.

Standout items include the Hafco CL-460 centre lathe and the turret head milling machine, both solid workshop additions. There are also multiple robots and accessories, likely covering welding, pick-and-place, or assembly lines. With over 450 lots, buyers can cherry-pick individual parts or grab whole setups. The close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing. If you need robotics spares or heavy workshop kit, this one’s worth a deep dive.

This is a straight liquidation sale from a closed clinic, so the gear is ex-use but likely maintained for commercial operation. The Candela Gentlemax is a well-regalled dual-wavelength platform for hair removal and vascular lesions. The CoolSlimming unit targets the cryolipolysis market, popular for non-invasive fat reduction.

Also in the lot: a Reimers & Janssen Photonic 500 laser therapy unit and a 2016 Asap Microplus+ system, which suggests a mix of older and current-generation equipment. No close date is set yet, so check the listing for updates. If you’re in the medical aesthetics trade, this is a direct way to pick up capital equipment without a distributor’s margin.

This is a straight-up liquidation from Leuco Australia, now under administration, with Hymans running the show. The key draw is the sheer volume of stock available at cost price over $600,000 worth. If you’re in the market for precision woodworking tooling, this is a rare chance to buy trade-grade inventory without the usual markup.

The lot list points to serious industrial gear from Leuco and Leitz, both heavy hitters in saw blades, router bits, and cutting tooling. Expect the kind of stock that usually goes to cabinetmakers, joiners, and manufacturing shops. Given the administrator’s mandate, prices should reflect a fire-sale urgency, not retail.

Buyers need to watch the close date closely it’s listed as TBC, so this one could wrap up fast once a deadline is set. Location is Victoria, with pickup likely from the company’s premises. If you need high-end tooling for your workshop or business, get in early and inspect if possible. No room for hesitation on this scale.