Inside This Week’s Liquidation Auction Market – 53 Upcoming Sales inc Vineyard Equipment, Concrete Agitators & Snow Gear

This is a multi-lot online liquidation closing 19 October 2026, run by Lloyds Auctions. The sale spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so there is plenty of variety for buyers chasing different categories in one place.

Plant and equipment will draw the most attention given the vineyard liquidation context, but the jewellery and collectables could throw up some value for those willing to sort through the listings. Vehicles round out the offering.

Worth noting: this is an online auction with a fixed close date, so you have time to inspect the catalogue properly before bidding. Check each lot’s condition and location details before committing.

Lloyds Auctions is running a multi-lot online sale that spans far more than snow apparel. Alongside the ski and snow gear you’ll find vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it’s worth a look even if winter sports aren’t your thing.

The apparel side covers jackets, pants, goggles and boots from names including Rip Curl and Oakley. Sizes and conditions vary across lots, so check each listing before bidding.

The auction closes 19 October. Pickup and postage terms are set per lot, so read the details on anything you’re chasing.

Lloyds Auctions is running a broad online liquidation spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The spread is wide, so there is something here for trade buyers and casual bidders alike.

Plant and equipment sits alongside vehicles for anyone chasing working gear, while the jewellery and collectables lots suit buyers who know their values. General goods round out the catalogue.

The auction closes 16 October 2026. Review the full lot list before bidding, condition and specifications vary across categories.

This is a liquidation sale, so the snow gear is being cleared rather than sold off piece by piece at retail. The catalogue runs across several categories, which means you can chase a set of skis or snowboards in one lot and a vehicle, a piece of plant equipment or a box of general goods in another, all under the one auction.

Lloyds runs multi-lot online sales regularly, so the format will be familiar to anyone who has bid with them before. Jewellery and collectables sit alongside the machinery and general goods, which tends to pull a mixed crowd and spread the bidding across very different price points.

The auction closes 20 October 2026. With this many categories in play, it pays to read each lot description properly before bidding, particularly on the plant and equipment where condition and inspection details matter most.

This is a company liquidation, which usually means the stock is being cleared rather than curated. That suits buyers chasing volume: household furniture alongside general goods, with the range broad enough that individual lots should vary plenty in size and condition.

Lloyds is handling the sale as a multi-lot online auction. The wider catalogue across their platform also takes in vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and plant and equipment, so it pays to scan the full list rather than just the furniture section.

Inspect before you bid where you can, and check dimensions and condition notes on anything bulky. Furniture from a liquidation can be a solid buy, but you will want to sort transport before the close date on 21 October.

The Astronomia line is Jacob & Co’s showpiece, a vertical movement with a rotating solar system of gemstones and planets, and the Solar Zodiac variant adds a zodiac dial into that mix. Rose gold case, and the sort of finishing that takes months to assemble. New examples sit in the hundreds of thousands, so a liquidation sale is a rare chance to see where the market actually lands on one.

Lloyds runs multi-lot online auctions across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the platform is built for this kind of disposal. This listing is the watch on its own, closing 28 October 2026. If you collect high-end complications or just want to see what a company liquidation does to the price of a six-figure watch, it’s worth a look.

This is a business closure sale, so the gear is priced to move and nothing is reserved. For anyone fitting out a workshop, the handling and lifting equipment is the drawcard: a Jacmor 2 tonne class 2 pillar mounted jib, Aachen GL-22 glass lifting clamps and an Aachen T-AF 1930 transport frame. That is serious kit for moving sheet material safely.

Air and water gear is well covered too. Three Peerless compressors are listed, including a 52 CFM three-phase unit and a 14 CFM model with a 395 litre tank, plus a Grundfos water pressure pump with a GT-H-18V. Add the large industrial car kiln with Harco components and a Tip Top aluminium ute tray, and there is plenty here for a trade buyer or a factory restart.

Smaller lots round out the sale: heavy-duty steel slatted and rolling work tables on castors, easy to shift and handy in any shed. The auction closes 29 October 2026.

This is a full liquidation of a live event production company, so the gear on offer is working professional kit rather than consumer-grade stuff. The bulk of the lots are ROE Visual Carbon Series LED video panels and wall panels, the kind of modular display hardware that touring productions and AV hire companies rely on. There is also a TourPro Lighting Company M-PLUS Series unit in the mix, which points to a lighting inventory alongside the video gear.

Beyond the event production equipment, the auction includes a Liftsmart LS12 straddle leg electric walkie for materials handling and a petrol quad bike sitting on four new tyres.

Lloyds Auctions is running this as a multi-lot online sale, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The event production lots are the headline act, but the wider catalogue gives buyers plenty of angles. Close date is 31 October 2026.

This is a liquidation sale of a mobile production catering operation, so the appeal is a complete working setup rather than odd bits and pieces. Lloyds Auctions is running it as a multi-lot online auction, which means you can chase the individual items you need or bid across several lots to assemble a full kit.

The catalogue spans commercial catering equipment and mobile production gear, alongside the broader mix Lloyds regularly lists: vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. For anyone setting up a food truck, events catering outfit or production kitchen, the commercial kitchen lots are the ones worth a close look.

Do your homework on condition and specs before bidding, since liquidation stock moves as-is. The sale runs online until 31 October 2026, giving plenty of time to inspect the catalogue and work out what the gear is worth to you.

This is a straight liquidation sale from a major contractor, offering one single lot covering the entire DeckFast system. You are getting the complete modular shoring gear: adjustable steel props, stringers, joists, and all the connecting hardware needed to support elevated concrete slabs. Dayton Superior is a well-known brand in the industry, so you can expect the gear to meet standard engineering specs.

For any builder or formwork specialist, this is a chance to pick up a large volume of system components in one hit. Buying a used system of this scale new would cost a fortune. Check the photos carefully for condition and component counts. The close date is still to be announced, so register with liquidassets now to get the notification.

This is a full liquidation of a civil contractor’s plant, and the headline gear is concrete. Four agitators lead the catalogue: a near-new 2026 Sinotruk ZZ1316N266GF1R, a 2012 Hino 500, a 2007 Isuzu F3 FVZ, and a 2000 Kenworth K104 prime mover for those who need to pull the mixers rather than carry it.

With 80 lots on the block, there’s more than just the featured trucks. Expect the usual support equipment that keeps a civil crew running, and budget for the trip: Leonora is a long haul from Perth, so factor transport into your bidding before the 20 October close.

This is a straight business closure, not a mixed auction, so the lots hang together as a spa or clinic fit-out. The Omnilux professional LED system with articulated arm and multiple treatment heads is the pick of the equipment, and the Athlegen treatment table suits anyone setting up in the same trade, though the fabric is torn and it’s untested.

The five timber laminate display cases with downlights and around 16 glass shelves are the sort of retail joinery that costs real money new, and they’re listed on pallets with some marks. The Alliance 9kg commercial dryer and the Westinghouse bar fridge and 199L fridge/freezer round out the appliances, all untested, and the larger fridge has a bad odour.

Smaller lots include assorted LED and fold-out signs on a pallet, a timber laminate two-door storage cabinet with Ultraceuticals and DP Dermaceuticals product inside, cactus plants in pots, and assorted plants and picture frames. Expect marks, damage and untested gear across the board, so factor that into your bidding. Ross’s runs this online from Perth alongside its regular police forfeited and business closure sales.

This is a liquidation sale, which means the artwork is being moved on behalf of KPMG rather than sold at retail gallery prices. For buyers who know Australian art, that structure often throws up interesting pieces that would otherwise sit in a dealer’s stockroom.

The catalogue covers paintings and Australian artwork across a range of styles and eras. Framed works dominate, and condition varies, so check each lot’s photos and notes carefully before bidding. Collectors chasing particular artists or periods should scan the full list rather than assume the headline lots tell the whole story.

Pickles runs the sale out of Perth, WA, closing 28 October. Inspection details and bidding terms are set out in the listing, and with liquidation stock the volume can be steady, so it pays to have your shortlist sorted early.

This is a liquidator clearing the lot, so the stock is coming from one source and needs to go. That means the auctioneer is less worried about hitting a reserve and more interested in moving volume, which is where the value sits for buyers. Look past the cars and check the support gear, the tooling, and the bits that usually get overlooked in a dispersal.

The vehicle lineup is the headline, but the real money is often in the machinery and industrial equipment tucked between the lots. If you are chasing a workshop upgrade or need a second-hand trailer, this is the kind of sale where you can fill a paddock without blowing the budget. sbauction runs these regularly, so the process is straightforward, but the catalogue is worth studying before the close date to line up what you want.

Buyers should factor in inspection time and have transport sorted, because once the auction closes on 22 September, the gear needs to move. Unreserved means the opening bid can be low, but it also means the room sets the pace. Come prepared with a number in mind and stick to it, because the competition can get sharp on the clean lots.

Pickles is clearing a mixed book of commercial and industrial gear out of Brisbane, and the spread is wider than your average truck auction. Trucks and vans cover the vehicle side, while shipping containers and general goods round out the sale for buyers chasing storage, fit-out or resale stock.

The mix suits a few different buyers: transport operators after another workhorse, tradies needing a van, and anyone who wants a container for yard storage or a conversion project. General goods lots can be where the value hides, so read the manifest closely rather than bidding on the headline items alone.

It all closes 7 October. Inspect what you can, check condition reports on the vehicles, and have your numbers sorted before the timer runs down.

This is a full mining site liquidation at Roper Bar Mine in Limmen, NT, with the catalogue spread across earthmoving, haulage, crushing and screening, vehicles and workshop equipment. For anyone building out a fleet or stocking a workshop, the breadth is the draw: heavy plant on one side, transport and support vehicles on the other, and the workshop gear that keeps it all running.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering everything from WA Police forfeited items to machinery, business closures and vehicles. That track record matters here. Site liquidations move fast and the lots are sold as they sit, so inspect the catalogue closely and check the terms before bidding.

Close date is 16 November 2026. Lots are offsite at the mine, so factor transport and mobilisation into your numbers before you commit.