Inside This Week’s Restaurant Equipment Auction Market – 13 Upcoming Sales inc Commercial Kitchen Gear, Kenwood Mixers & Meat Processing Equipment

The lot list leans heavily on front-of-house and kitchen gear. Multiple sets of traditional Indian Sankheda-style chairs sit alongside assorted seating, giving anyone fitting out a dining space a few ways to bid. Cast iron table bases, black, turn up across several lots, handy if you’re building tables rather than buying them whole.

The Cobra commercial double wok cooker is the piece with the most obvious working life left in it, suited to a restaurant kitchen or a serious home setup. Five boxes of blue printer labels round out the sale, a cheap pickup for anyone who goes through labels fast.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, so bidding is remote and the catalogue spans more than just catering gear. Check each lot’s condition and pickup details before you commit.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, so the portable kitchen sits alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. If you run a food truck, market stall or event catering operation, the catering category is where the practical gear lives.

Commercial kitchen equipment tends to sell well below retail at auction, particularly stainless steel benches, fryers, ovens and prep stations. Portable set-ups suit operators who need to relocate or fit out a space without committing to a permanent install.

Check the lot list for condition notes and dimensions before bidding. Pick-up terms and inspection details sit with the auctioneer.

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.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this one is a straight commercial kitchen and catering clearance at the Welshpool complex. If you are fitting out a kitchen, upgrading a tired setup or replacing gear that has done its dash, this is the kind of listing worth a look.

Expect the staples: stainless steel prep benches, commercial refrigeration, ovens and cooktops, plus the pots, pans and serving gear that keep a catering operation moving. Business closures and equipment clearances mean the lots move at auction rates, not retail.

Do your homework on power requirements and dimensions before bidding. Commercial gear is heavy and often three-phase, so sort transport and access before the day. Inspection details and the full lot list are on the listing.

The fuel setup is the practical standout: a Multi-Tech 1000 litre PVC tank paired with a 24 volt transfer pump, Alemlube meter, and Goodyear hose and nozzle, a ready-made refuelling kit for a yard or small fleet. Transport and workshop gear follows close behind, with a HIAB-supplied ZEPRO tuck-under slider tail lift (2500kg capacity, 2400mm x 1900mm platform, remote included), a custom truck-mount tool and parts box with hydraulic gas-strut gull wing doors and an aluminium cargo rack, a double-height steel handling cage, and a solid Jarrah-framed work bench with both a 115mm vice and a 50mm pipe vice.

Beyond the heavy gear there’s an odd mix worth a look: an unused Arlec twin 500 watt work lamp on a tripod, an industrial-style grey pendant ceiling light, and a lot of 37 assorted cooking and diet books. The four Van Gogh Sunflower reproductions, the largest framed at 1280mm x 980mm, could suit a buyer furnishing a big wall on a budget.

Ross’s runs regular online, live, and in-house sales from Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures, and vehicles. This one closes 21 October 2026, with bidding open online.

This is a business closure style auction with a practical mix: meat processing equipment, catering gear and commercial supermarket display cabinets all in one catalogue. If you run a butchery, deli, cafe or food retail operation, the cabinet listings alone are worth a look before you price new stock.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, and this Welshpool sale sits in that rotation. Goods at these auctions typically come from business closures, machinery clearances and forfeited items, so condition varies across the catalogue. Read each lot description carefully and check dimensions on the display cabinets before bidding, since commercial refrigeration and display units are not one-size-fits-all.

Inspection details and collection windows are set by the auctioneer, so confirm both before the 26 October close. Factor in freight if you are outside the Perth metro area, as cabinets and processing equipment are bulky and heavy.

The lots read like a full cafe or function kitchen broken up piece by piece. Two half-door stainless steel units and two four-door stainless steel reach-ins cover cold storage, while the 1.2m and 1.8m cake display fridges suit anyone fitting out a bakery or front-of-house cabinet run. A 45kg/24h commercial ice machine and a specialised commercial multi-deck open display round out the bigger-ticket items.

Coffee waste bags by PNB Tutes are a small but practical lot for busy espresso bars, and there is commercial-grade stainless steel refrigerated gear in the mix as well. All 10 lots sit in one online sale, closing 27 October 2026.

This one is built for trade buyers rather than the home cellar. Eight lots, all sparkling and white or red table wine in commercial quantities, so the value sits in buying by the case instead of the bottle. French sparkling leads the way with Henri Le Blanc Cuvee Rosé Brut NV and Jacqueline Blanc De Blancs Brut NV, six 750mL bottles per lot.

The local side is Younger Days, with a Fiano 2025 out of Victoria in twelve-bottle lots and a Cabernet Sauvignon 2025 from Heathcote in the same format. Both are current-release wines, which suits venues wanting something fresh for by-the-glass lists without committing to a full pallet.

Worth noting the mix: two French sparklings and two Victorian varietals across eight lots means smaller venues can pick a single parcel rather than splitting a big wholesale order. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for timing before you plan around it.

This Lloyds Auctions sale covers the practical end of hospitality: cooking equipment, refrigeration parts and enough seating to fit out a beer garden or bistro. The Turbochef HCC2020 conveyor oven is the headline lot for anyone running a pizza or high-volume kitchen, with the Birko bain marie close behind for food holding.

Front of house gets a look in too. Wire bar stools come in white, black and gold, mostly in sets of nine or ten, alongside black metal frame stools with backrests and padded seats. There are also French-style white metal scrollwork bistro chairs and a three-piece outdoor lounge setting.

Rounding things out are a Polar condenser coil listed for parts, V.I.P. refrigeration catering shop equipment, and a bulk lot of 11 ornate metal folding outdoor pieces. Twelve or more lots in total, closing 27 October 2026.