Inside This Week’s Liquidation Auction Market – 70 Upcoming Sales inc Nursery Furniture, Building Supplies & Test Equipment

This is a liquidation sale with breadth on its side. The catalogue spans test equipment, plant and machinery, transport assets, and agricultural and mining gear, so there is plenty to sort through whether you need a single item or a full kit of gear.

mgs has been running commercial, agricultural, mining and deceased estate sales out of Kilkenny since 1980, which means the process is well worn. Expect a mix of working equipment and estate items across the lots, with condition varying from piece to piece.

Bidding closes 10 November 2026. Check the full lot list before you commit, and inspect anything mechanical before the hammer falls.

This is a working-kitchen clearout with some genuinely useful pieces. The Tecnodom TDE-106-HD combi oven with its Primax stand is listed in excellent condition, and a Gasmax GG-12 natural gas griddle in the same shape is a solid pickup for anyone fitting out a commercial kitchen. Both are the sort of gear that usually costs serious money new.

Front-of-house and cold storage is covered too. There’s a Purezza Frizzante160 still and sparkling water dispenser made in Italy, a Westinghouse 124 litre bar fridge, a 140 litre fridge with freezer compartment, a ChiQ 142 litre chest freezer, and a Thermastar two door underbench glass display fridge at 188 litres.

The smaller stuff rounds it out: two PVC meal serving trolleys with 14 trays each, laundry cleaning trolleys on castors with twin bins and buckets, plus a Jumbuck six burner LPG BBQ. Several lots are marked no GST. mgs has been running commercial and machinery sales out of Kilkenny since 1980, so the process is well worn. Close date is 17 November 2026.

This is a straightforward liquidation of home staging stock and office furniture, run by an Adelaide auction house that has been handling commercial, agricultural, mining, machinery and deceased estate sales since 1980. That long history matters: the catalogues tend to be practical and the process well worn.

The mix suits anyone fitting out a workspace or refreshing a rental. Office furniture and staging pieces often move cheaply at this kind of sale, and buying secondhand means you skip retail pricing entirely.

Check the lot list for condition notes before bidding. Staging stock can be lightly used, office gear can vary widely, so inspect where possible and factor in pickup from Kilkenny.

The Case SR175B skid steer is the pick of the earthmoving gear: 327 hours on a 44.7kW Perkins diesel, reverse camera, LED worklights and a Digga 4 in 1 bucket, with a flat tyre to be repaired before the auction. The 2020 Isuzu NH NLR traypack is a repair project, listed with front end damage, a detached and damaged driver’s side door and no keys, so price it accordingly. The 2009 Hiace has 320,000km showing, a 2.7L petrol and five speed manual, and the passenger window isn’t working.

Trailer buyers get a United 10×6 tandem axle cage tipper with electric brakes and pendant control, and a 2022 United 6×4 single axle tradesman trailer with checker plate construction and top mount carry racks. A 2014 Ford Territory TS SZ wagon with 180,331km, seven seats and the 2.7L diesel is also listed, though its SA registration has expired. Scaffolding and access gear includes an Oldfields alloy scaffold set with locking castors and two work platforms, an incomplete Oldfields Zippy mini scaffold set, and three Bailey alloy platform ladders rated to 135kg.

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This is a multi-lot online liquidation with 12-plus lots listed so far, spanning building supplies and trade gear. The headline stock is Bosch-branded built-in gas hobs and five-burner cooktops, each carrying an RRP around $1,999, with multiple units available across the catalogue.

Smaller-ticket lines include Panix DM1401DL Moonlight LED dimmable lights at a $300 RRP, plus 500 metre rolls of fire rated red cable on offer for anyone stocking up on electrical runs.

Lloyds is running the sale online, with bidding closing 15 November 2026. Worth a look if you’re fitting out a kitchen or topping up trade stock.

This is a liquidation of Metallum Fabrication’s equipment, and the headline act is the pair of 2021 LVD machines: a LaserOne 3015 CNC laser cutter and a PPED 135/30 CNC hydraulic brake press. Both are recent-model, production-grade units, the sort of gear that rarely comes up outside a dealer floor.

Beyond the LVD pair, the sale covers the full fabrication workflow. There’s a 2020 Boge C20LDR-350 packaged screw compressor, a Hafco AL-410 centre lathe, Hafco PD-35 pedestal drill and BS-912 swivel horizontal bandsaw, plus a 2024 Optimum BF20L geared head mill drill and a Brobo S400G cold cut saw. Forming and fastening are covered too, with Reimann motorised heavy duty plate rollers, a 2022 Hafco PR-132H motorised sheet metal roll, a Haeger 618PLUS fastener insertion press and a Ciblat and Foubert 12T hydraulic press.

Twelve lots are listed, with more than a dozen machines in play. Inspection is at St Marys, and the sale closes 23 November 2026.

This is an insolvency sale, so the lots come from a contractor’s working fleet rather than a dealer yard. That usually means excavators, wheel loaders, tippers and the workshop and site gear that keeps them running, all listed as-is with the condition you’d expect from machines that have been on the tools.

Pickles is running the sale out of Newcastle, which suits anyone in the Hunter or further up the coast. Inspection before bidding is worth the trip, particularly on the larger plant where hours and service history matter most.

Bidding closes 2 December. Check the lot list for inspection times and pick-up arrangements before you commit.

This is a multi-lot online liquidation running through Lloyds Auctions, closing 13 November 2026. The nursery range covers the full setup: cots in natural and white, mattresses, chest tops, change pads and drawers in both white and natural finishes. Everything listed is brand new, so you’re bidding on stock, not secondhand gear.

The headline lots are the Heritage Cot White (BC-1808) at $599 RRP and the seven-drawer chest (BF-2108) at $799 RRP. For a complete nursery, the three-drawer change table with mattress at $299 RRP and the 4 Drawer Chest (CT-07) at $399 RRP in either finish are worth watching. Smaller items like the QB Chest Top (CT-1805-1) at $69 RRP and the change pad for a four-drawer tallboy at $89 RRP round out the listings.

Lloyds runs this as part of a broader multi-category auction that also takes in vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Check the full catalogue before bidding if you want to combine pickups.

This is a trade-scale clearance: the pickings are specific rather than generic. Standout lots include the Cycle Electric CE-601-08 three phase units (listed twice, so there is a spare or two to chase), the BDL-TFCPS-100 clutch and friction plate set, and the S&S Cycle 560-0426 secondary drive belt. The Magnum Shielding AS37322 Sterling Chromite II cables and Arlen Ness Monster Sucker 90 degree intake will suit anyone building or repairing a custom twin.

The Rollies Speed Shop BAI-D35-0223GB 3in forward controls round out the branded stock, and the assorted bulk lots of motorcycle parts and service gear are where the volume buyers will do their sums. With 12+ lots closing on 16 November 2026, there is room to spread bids across branded components and bulk stock without stretching one budget line.

Lloyds Auctions runs this as a multi-lot online sale, and the wider catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to scan the full listing rather than just the motorcycle section. Check each lot’s condition notes and quantities before bidding, particularly on the bulk lots where contents vary.

This is a liquidation sale with 12-plus lots, and the mix is squarely commercial-grade strength equipment. Technogym Selection dominates the catalogue: chest press, shoulder press, abdominal crunch (M957), seated leg curl, dual adjustable pulley and a pin-loaded lat machine. Freemotion EPIC Strength accounts for a tricep extension, selectorised bicep and leg units, and a lat/row, with a Ground Zero cable cross rounding out that brand.

The Avanti plate-loaded seated row adds a plate-loaded option for anyone fitting out a floor without relying solely on selectorised machines. Most lots are listed as used, so condition checks matter, and the dual adjustable pulley and cable cross are the sort of pieces that pull multiple buyers.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction alongside categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Closing date is 17 November 2026. Inspect before bidding and confirm removal logistics for the heavier stations.

This is a major bedding retailer liquidation, with more than 12 lots on offer and the whole collection based in Melbourne, VIC. The range runs from the top of the market down, so there is something for most budgets. Sealy’s Posturepedic line features heavily, with the Crown Jewel at the head of the list and several Exquisite and Acclaim Ultra models further down.

TEMPUR gets a strong showing too. The Pro Air Luxe 30 appears twice at $14,399 RRP, backed by the Pro Air 21, the Cloud Elite and the Form 22. These are the kind of numbers that make retail pricing look optimistic.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Closing date is 17 November 2026, so there is time to inspect the lot list properly before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction through Lloyds, running until 18 November 2026. The headline lots are TEMPUR pillows: the Ombracio bundle carries an RRP of $828, and Symphony pillows are listed at $419 each across medium, large and small. There are also Flexifoam Gel Elite Bamboo pillows at $179 each, Flexi Pillow Gel Elite Classics at $159, and Bedgear Balance MK3 2.0 and 1.0 models.

A combined Tempur Symphony and Talalay Latex bundle rounds out the bedding stock. Several lots are marked HOLD, so check the catalogue for what’s actually open before bidding.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-category sale, so expect vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the bedding. Worth a look if you want premium pillows without retail pricing.

This is a full fabrication setup being broken up, not a handful of leftovers. The lifting side is well covered: a 7-ton Enforcer CPCD70 and a 3-ton UniCarriers FG30T3C sit alongside an older Nissan PJ02A25U 2.5-ton unit, with a 2017 Fuso Canter 615 tray top for moving stock and gear between sites.

The workshop equipment is where the value sits for anyone setting up or expanding. A profile and pipe bending machine, a laser welder, four TIG welders, an insertion press and a hydraulic ironworker cover a lot of ground in one sale, and multiple TIG units means you can bid on one without losing the chance at another.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, so check each listing for condition and hours before bidding. The close date is 18 November 2026.

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 regular clearance sale from Ross’s Perth operation, which runs online, live and in-house auctions across the state. The Welshpool complex handles a steady flow of vehicles alongside machinery and business closure stock, so the catalogue tends to mix everyday passenger cars with whatever has come through forfeiture or a closing business.

For buyers, that means condition and history vary lot to lot. Forfeited vehicles can be good buying if you do your homework, but check service records, registration status and any damage notes before bidding. Liquidation stock often moves quickly and may not come with the same paperwork trail as a dealer trade-in.

The auction closes 16 November 2026. Inspect in person at the Welshpool complex if you can, and read each lot’s description carefully.

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.

This is a whole-of-site liquidation at the former Roper Bar mine in Limmen, NT, and the spread reflects a working operation rather than a tidy surplus list. Expect the big iron first: excavators, wheel loaders, haul trucks and dozers, backed by crushing and screening plant, drill rigs and support gear.

Alongside the production fleet there’s haulage and transport equipment, light and heavy vehicles, and a deep bench of workshop equipment, gensets, tooling and spares. Sites like this move everything, so the workshop and ancillary lots are worth a close look for buyers who don’t need the headline machines.

The sale runs online and offsite, managed by Ross’s out of Perth, with the auction closing 30 October 2026. Inspect condition and service history carefully, factor in freight from the Gulf, and check each lot’s terms before bidding.

This is a drilling contractor’s workshop being wound up, and the kit reflects heavy trade use: two identical WIA 356 Weldmatic MIG welders with wire feeders, a Hafco SBC990 sand blasting chamber, and a custom built metal forming machine with coil de-coiler for anyone set up for fabrication work.

Handling and prep gear is well covered too, with a Daytona 2 tonne mobile workshop crane, an Izumi hydraulic pipe bender, and a portable containment enclosure. Two Spitwater SW2021 hot water pressure washers and a Saber portable unit round out the cleaning side.

Tool storage comes in the form of an SP Professional 20 drawer mobile steel cabinet and a TTI Panther Series 7 drawer unit. Inspection is at Unit 4, 38 Westgate St, Wacol, with the sale closing 25 November 2026.

This is a genuine insolvency clearance, which means the lots are being moved rather than priced to sit. The engine lineup is the headline: a 2023 Caterpillar C7.1, a 2020 C9 and a C15, the latter bundled with assorted C15 machinery parts and a CAT engine block. A Cummins engine and a separate engine block with assorted parts round out the mechanical offering.

Compressor gear makes up the rest of the catalogue, with screw compressors and air ends from Atlas Copco and Ingersoll-Rand among the lots. Air ends are worth a close look if you run or rebuild rotary screw units, since they are often the expensive part to replace.

Everything is listed from Wacol, so Brisbane-based buyers can inspect locally before bidding. With 12-plus lots and a November 25 close, there is time to check condition and work out what the parts are worth to you.

This is a short notice liquidation of retail hardware stock, put up in retail lots rather than as a single job lot. That structure suits anyone who wants to buy at the volume they can actually move, whether that is one pallet of fixings or a mixed run of painting and caulking accessories.

The range covers the trades broadly: builders tools, fixings, painting and caulking, paint and stain stock with accessories, sanding media, saw blades and grinding stock. Consumables like sanding media, blades and grinding discs tend to move steadily, and paint and stain stock is worth a close look given how much of a retail hardware margin sits in it.

Stock is being sold as retail lots, so check the lot descriptions carefully for quantities and pack sizes before you bid. Short notice means less time to inspect, so plan your picks early and work out what storage and transport you will need for bulkier items.