Inside This Week’s Perth Auction Market – 36 Upcoming Sales inc Commercial Kitchen Gear, Medical Aesthetics Clinic & Drill Casing Pipe

This one’s for collectors chasing condition and rarity, not just a binder full of bulk. The headline is the TOC Pristine 10 graded Dark Magician Secret Rare from Yu-Gi-Oh!’s Quarter Century set, which is a serious centrepiece for any competitive or vintage collection. Graded slabs take the guesswork out of condition, and this one is sitting at the top of the scale.

Beyond that, the 34 lots mix modern Japanese hits with English ultra rares. The Garbodor 075/066 AR and Tangela 178/165 AR are both Japanese exclusive rarities that don’t pop up locally that often, while the Mamoswine Ex 079/159 RR gives English set collectors something solid to chase. It’s a tight, curated list rather than a dump of common cards.

Check the close date on 9 August 2026 and factor in WA delivery times if you’re bidding from the eastern states. Graded cards like this are usually worth a proper look early, because the bidding tends to firm up closer to the end.

This one’s for anyone after serious floor space without a traditional build. The headline act is the expandable two-bedroom container house with ensuite, which arrives unused. That means no wear, no site history, just factory-fresh modular living. There’s also a brown expandable model with ensuite, which might suit a rural block or a rental addition better than the standard white boxes.

The 40ft deluxe accommodation module is the heavy lifter here. It’s a proper single-unit setup, good for a site office, temporary quarters, or even a permanent granny flat if council plays ball. The glass-wall variant is the oddball of the group, but if you want a container home that doesn’t feel like a shipping crate, that’s the one.

All lots are unused, which is rare for this category, so condition isn’t a gamble. Check the close date on the listing, because Grays runs these with a hard cut-off. If you need transport to site, factor that in before you bid, these don’t move themselves.

This Grays auction is stacked with unused heavy-duty container shelters, ideal for farm storage, site sheds, or workshop cover. The 60ft x 40ft model is the big-ticket item, but the 40ft x 60ft versions with end walls are just as practical if you need enclosed space. All listed as unused, so you’re looking at clean, ready-to-erect gear, not second-hand wear.

Beyond the shelters, there’s a solid spread of workshop essentials: tool boxes, generators, and assorted industrial bits. If you’re setting up a shed or need backup power, this is a chance to grab new-condition kit without paying retail. Lot numbers are live now, so scroll through and pick your targets before the close date locks in.

The 2016 Genie AWP30SDC is the newer of the pair, a self-drive model that suits tight indoor work sites and maintenance jobs. The 2008 GS3268RT is the rough-terrain unit, so it’s better suited to uneven ground and outdoor projects. Both are being sold without reserve, which means the starting price is whatever someone’s willing to pay, and that’s where the value sits.

If you’re after one lift for a specific job, this is a chance to grab a decent unit without paying dealer prices. If you’re in the hire game, taking both could give you coverage across two different work environments. Check the service history and battery condition before bidding, especially on the older RT model, as that’s where costs can creep up. The auction close date is still to be confirmed, so get your inspection sorted early.

These are proper commercial units, not domestic hand-me-downs. The Skope OD1100-2 is a workhorse in the trade, with double doors, solid glass panels, and fan-forced cooling designed to hold consistent temperatures through a busy service day. If you’re setting up a shop or replacing a tired fridge, buying two identical units means you can stack them side by side for a clean, uniform display run.

No reserve is the main draw here. You’re bidding against the market, not a vendor’s floor price, so the final figure will be whatever the room decides. Check the units in person if you can, or at least ask Grays for condition details, because commercial fridge repairs can eat into the savings fast. Power up, inspect the seals and compressor, and factor in transport from Port Kennedy before you commit.

This is a proper clinic clear-out, not a pile of half-dead consumables. The BTL Emsella is the big-ticket item here, a non-invasive pelvic floor treatment chair that still pulls strong resale value in the aesthetics trade. Pair that with the CynoSure laser for hair removal and you’ve got the core of a working clinic setup, minus the lease.

The Tanita body composition scales are the sort of thing personal trainers and weight-loss clinics chase, and the Dermalife Spa Oceana 2G adds a hydrotherapy angle. Expect the usual clinical furniture, trolleys, and consumables mixed in across the 84 lots, so there’s room to pick up cheap basics alongside the heavy machinery.

Buyers should check the condition reports carefully, especially on the laser and Emsella, as servicing medical devices can eat into your margin. The auction closes 12 August, so get your inspections in before then if you’re serious about the high-value items.

This Sprinter is a single lot in Grays Online’s ongoing caravan and motorhome auction, not part of a bulk clearance. It’s a 2019 build, which puts it in the current-generation body style with the modern dash and safety tech. If you’re chasing a reliable base for a lap around the country, this is the sort of van that holds its value and takes a second life well.

The lot details are thin, so you’ll want to inspect the listing for engine type, wheelbase, and odometer reading before bidding. Given the category, it may come with some interior fittings or be a bare cargo version, so confirm what’s included. Grays runs these as a rolling format, meaning the end time can extend if late bids come in, so factor that into your strategy. Located in Jandakot, it’s a Perth pickup, so factor in transport if you’re east of the Nullarbor.

This listing is a straight-up Mazda E2500, offered as a single caravan or motorhome lot. It’s not a fleet clearance or a mixed machinery dump, just one complete unit for anyone chasing a budget touring rig.

Grays has it running through their online auction format, closing on 11 August 2026. The E2500 is a solid base for a camper conversion, and with it being a standalone lot, you’re not competing against volume buyers. Check the photos carefully for rust around the cab and any water damage in the rear living area, as these older Japanese vans can hide issues under a fresh coat of paint. If the driveline is sound, this could be a cheap entry into the caravan market without the dealer premium.

This one’s a straight-up renovation cleanout from a Brisbane Hotel site on Beaufort Street, handled by Ross Auctions. You’re looking at 12+ lots of catering equipment, most of it pulled from service and sold as-is. The standout is the Meiko Upster H500 glass washer, built in 2025, three-phase and no plug, so factor in an electrician before bidding. The iDeck twin deck pizza oven on castors is another serious unit, also three-phase and missing its plug.

The cold storage side is well covered. There’s a Williams three-door underbench fridge, a two-door bench fridge, and a Skope nine-drawer bench fridge, all 240V and untested. One drawer on the Skope is off its runners, so inspect if you’re after that one. The Williams three-door salad chiller on castors is the biggest of the lot at roughly 2.5m wide, and it comes with a plug attached.

If you’re kitting out a pub, bar, or cafe, the five solid timber bar tables with four stools each are worth a look. They’ve got scuffs and marks, but that’s character, and they’re built to last. Everything’s located at the hotel site in Perth, and with a close date of 10 August 2026, you’ve got time to get down there and eyeball the gear before bidding.

This is a classic "buy it cheap, test it yourself" auction for anyone running a venue, church hall, or community club. The headline items are the three QSC PowerLight PL230 amps, which are serious workhorses for live sound, and the two Peavey PR15 400W speakers. If any of those fire up cleanly, you’re laughing. There’s also a QSC PowerLight 1.0 1000W amp and a TOA A-61E PA amp for the rack.

The source gear is worth a look too: a Denon DN-C635 CD/MP3 player, a Soundcraft EPM6 six-channel mixer, and a stack of Panasonic playback units, including a Blu-ray player, an HDD/DVD recorder, and a Super Drive VCR. Everything is marked untested, so factor in a repair or replacement cost, but the starting prices should reflect that risk. Given Ross’s regular run of forfeited goods and business closure stock, this looks like a cleared-out commercial setup rather than a home clean-out.

Bidding closes online on 10 August 2026. Inspection is your chance to eyeball the gear before committing, so get down to the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road if you want to check for physical damage or signs of heavy use. For anyone chasing PA amps or a basic mixing setup, this is a solid chance to pick up pro-grade kit for hobby money.

Ross has put together a solid mixed catalogue for this one, pulling from business closures and surplus stock. The dome shelters are a standout if you need covered storage in a hurry, and the oil and gas spares are worth a look if you service that sector. Workshop gear is scattered through the lots, so expect the usual mix of hand tools, power tools, and bench equipment.

The mining spares are where the value tends to hide in these sales. Ross runs regular auctions from Perth, so the stock moves through quickly and starting prices are generally realistic. If you’re after specific brands or models, dig through the lot list before the close date on 12 August. Inspection times are usually listed alongside the catalogue, so worth checking those if you want to eyeball the gear before bidding.

This is a serious clearance of oilfield casing from the Toll Yard on Exploration Drive. The standout lots include 88 joints of 13-5/8-inch C110/TN110HS with TSH Blue DPLS connections, and 123 joints of 9-5/8-inch P110 with the same connection. There are also 64 joints of 11-3/4-inch L80 casing in Range 3 lengths, plus a mix of crossovers and pup joints.

Buyers should note the casing is grouped by size and grade across multiple locations in the yard. The 13-5/8-inch VAM Top KX stock alone totals 116 joints across two lots. Ross runs regular auctions out of Perth, so this is a standard online format with a 12 August close date. If you need casing for drilling programs, this is a bulk lot worth a proper inspection.

This is a specialised package for anyone in the truck, mining, or agricultural repair game. Ross’s auction includes the dyno unit itself plus the necessary control and monitoring gear to run proper load tests on diesel engines. It’s a niche item, not something you see at a general clearing sale.

The gear comes from a business closure in Kewdale, WA. Buyers will need to arrange collection offsite after the auction closes. Given the single-lot format, expect this to draw interest from workshops looking to add or upgrade testing capacity without buying new. Check the listing for brand specifics and condition details before bidding.

Ross’s has built a name moving surplus and forfeited stock across WA, and this gym equipment sale fits that mould. The lot list covers the usual suspects for a fitness setup, but the real draw is the mix of commercial and home-use gear, which means buyers can chase everything from heavy-duty treadmills to free weights and pin-loaded machines. If you’re outfitting a garage gym or restocking a small studio, this is a chance to pick up solid hardware without paying retail.

The auction runs online only, so there’s no need to be in the room, but it’s worth checking the condition notes on each item before bidding. Ross’s handles a lot of police forfeitures and business closures, so gear can show wear from commercial use, but that also means it’s often built to last. Bid accordingly, and factor in pickup from the Welshpool complex if you win.

Ross is running this one offsite at Uduc, south of Perth, and it’s a woodworker’s dream if you need bench tops, dining tables, or bar tops. The lot list is all Marri, with a few Jarrah pieces in the mix, and the dimensions are proper timber, not offcuts. The two 6.0-metre slabs with curl are the pick, but the 5.2-metre crotch figure lots will draw attention too.

Thickness ranges from 60mm to 75mm, so there’s real meat for re-sawing or flattening. Widths vary from 500mm up to 1000mm, which gives you plenty of options for a wide single-piece top. The shorter slabs, 1.5 to 2.3 metres, are easier to handle and suit smaller projects like coffee tables or charcuterie boards.

This is stage one of a staged sale, so if you miss out, more may follow. It’s an offsite auction, so factor in transport from Uduc, and check the condition of the slabs in person if you can. Ross runs regular sales from Perth, including police forfeitures and business closures, so his listings are worth following if you’re after bulk timber or workshop gear.

This is a timber buyer’s cleanout, not a polished retail lot. The 12 lots break down into three groups: long structural logs (6.3m to 9.4m) suited for house poles or fencing, medium lengths (3.6m to 5.3m) that work for landscaping or heavier posts, and shorter 2.5m to 3.7m sections that are effectively firewood or small craft stock.

All logs are jarrah, so you’re getting a dense, termite-resistant hardwood that holds up outdoors. The 400mm diameter lots are the standout, with four logs at 8.5m, 9.4m, 8.5m, and 6.5m in one lot alone. If you need clear spans for a shed or a retaining wall system, those are your pick.

The auction closes 13 August 2026, and it’s an offsite sale at Lot 341 Crampton Road, so you’ll need to arrange your own transport and loading. Check the dimensions carefully, each lot lists exact lengths, and factor in cranage if you’re taking the long ones. Ross runs regular sales out of Perth, so this is a straightforward online-offsite format, no fuss, just bid and collect.

This auction is packed with heavy-duty storage and warehouse gear. Standout lots include multiple conveyor bed sections, ideal for a workshop or distribution centre. There are also steel scaffold frames and planks, plus pallet racking beams and uprights in various sizes.

Buyers should check the lot list for specific mesh panel quantities and barrier types. Ross runs regular auctions from the Welshpool complex, often featuring WA Police forfeited goods and business stock. Bidding closes on August 13, 2026, so get your inspection done early.

This is a proper workshop clearance, not a skip bin rummage. The standout is the Hafco Metalmaster AL-1000D horizontal lathe, a 2023 unit with a SW400 controller, 3-jaw and 4-jaw chucks, chuck plates, a steady rest, and a quantity of spindles and tool holders. It’s three-phase, hard-wired, and listed as advised operational but untested. Disconnection by a licensed electrician and removal are on the buyer, so factor that into your bid.

The 2024 Hafco Metalmaster BM-30A turret mill is another strong pick, with a YHSINO controller, machine vice, and holder set. It runs off a standard 240V-15A plug, which makes it easier to shift, but the buyer arranges lifting gear. There’s also a 2024 Sheppach HD12 dust collector on a trolley, a Hafco cyclone separator, and a Hafco DC-2 dust collector, so the workshop dust control is covered.

Smaller bits worth chasing include a Vertex super indexing spacer with a 3-jaw chuck, a bundle with an 18-piece collet set and a TM F45SE12 milling head, and a 2024 Ryobi 30L vacuum. There’s also a tool cupboard workbench with contents, four mobile welding screens, and a bundle of three flammable liquid jerry cans with some fuel, plus a tagged 9kg fire extinguisher. Bidding closes 24 August 2026, so get in before then.

This is stage two of Ross’s live edge timber sale, and the pick of the bunch is the 3.3 x 960/1050 x 60 Marri slab, a proper statement piece for a dining table or bar top. The 3.3-metre lengths with 900mm-plus widths are the ones to measure up for your shed or workshop, but don’t overlook the smaller 3.0-metre slabs, they’re ideal for desks, shelves, or cutting boards if you want to avoid the waste.

All lots are Marri, so you’re getting that distinctive grain and natural edge character, no two slabs identical. The 60mm thickness gives you plenty of room to dress, flatten, and finish without losing structural strength. Being an offsite auction in Uduc, factor in transport, these slabs are heavy and need a proper trailer or ute with decent tie-downs, plus a couple of mates to load.

Ross runs these timber sales regularly, and stage two suggests the first round moved well. Bidding closes August 14, 2026, so check the photos carefully for cracks, sapwood, or checking in the ends, and inspect in person if you can. If you’re after slab timber for a project without paying Perth retail prices, this is worth a look.

Ross’s has built a name shifting ex-police, ex-airport, and ex-business stock, and this one pulls from the airport’s lost-and-found bin. Think abandoned suitcases, cameras, laptops, and the kind of travel gear that piles up when passengers don’t come back for it. Condition will vary wildly, so treat everything as sight-unseen unless you’ve inspected it.

The Welshpool depot at 453 Orrong Road is the pickup point, so factor in freight or a trailer if you’re bidding on bulky items. The catalogue also mixes in machinery and vehicles from other Ross’s sales, so it’s worth scrolling past the luggage to check for tools or utes hiding in the listings.

Bidding closes 16 August 2026, with online, live, and in-house options available if you prefer to sit in the room. Given the source, some lots will go cheap simply because bidders can’t verify what’s inside. That’s where the value sits, but it’s also where the risk sits. Bring your own judgement.

This is a working buyer’s auction, not a showcase unit. Most of the PCs are untested and come with some marks, but the specs are honest for office or home-lab duty. The HP Z2 G4 with an i7-9700, 32GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD plus 1TB HDD is the pick of the desktops. There are also three ProDesk 400 G5s with i5-9500T chips, which are cheap to run and easy to flip.

The two lots of 3TB SAS drives (about 23 and 22 units respectively) are worth a look if you’ve got a NAS or server that takes enterprise gear. They’re untested, so factor in a failure rate. The RAM bundle is a gamble, but if you’re building out older machines, it could pay for itself.

Pickup is from the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. Ross’s handles a lot of WA Police forfeited stock and business closures, so condition varies. Bid on the workstations if you want a project, or the ProBook if you need a daily driver with a charger included. No OS on anything, so factor in a Windows licence or go Linux.

This one’s a straight-up materials auction, not a grab-bag of odd lots. The core of the sale is decking and flooring, so if you’re mid-renovation or pricing up a job, this is worth a look. Solid tongue-and-groove timber is the standout for anyone wanting a quality finish without paying full retail. Laminate flooring is also in the mix, which suits rental flips or quick refreshes.

The artificial turf component adds a bit of variety. It’s the kind of thing that disappears fast from auction sites, especially if you’re after a low-maintenance backyard or a pet-friendly patch. With the auction closing on 17 August, you’ve got time to inspect the lot list and get your bids in order. Ross’s runs these regularly from Perth, so if you miss out, there’ll be another one along, but if you need the material now, this is a solid chance to load up.

Check the full catalogue for quantities and condition notes, because with flooring, lengths and grades matter. Don’t assume it’s all pristine, but don’t assume it’s junk either. It’s a mixed bag, and the price will reflect that.

This is about as close as you’ll get to owning a piece of aviation history without a hangar and a flight crew. The De Havilland Vampire T35, nicknamed "Bill’s," is a genuine full-size display piece, not a model or replica. It’s mounted on a steel support frame and comes with the jet engine on display, so it’s ready to sit in a shed, workshop, or front yard and draw a crowd.

The Vampire was a post-war British jet fighter-trainer, and the T35 variant served with the RAAF into the 1960s. This one is being sold as a static display item, so don’t expect it to fly, but the sheer scale and presence make it a standout lot. At 9.3m long and 2.6m high, you’ll need serious space to store it, so measure up before bidding.

Ross’s runs regular auctions out of Perth, handling everything from WA Police forfeited goods to machinery and business closures. This one is a single-lot offsite sale, so it’s a straightforward deal, but given the size, you’ll need to arrange your own transport and cranage. Check the listing for viewing times and collection details, and factor in moving costs before you commit.

This one’s a proper clean-out, not a tidy line-up of late-model stock. The lot list covers the usual suspects for a Pilbara-focused sale: dual-cab utes, older model four-wheel drives, and a mix of trailers and light trucks. Machinery side, there’s likely to be compressors, generators, and welding gear, the sort of stuff that’s been earning its keep on site.

For buyers, the appeal is the unreserved format. No hidden vendor bids, no messing around. If you’re chasing a work ute or a second-hand genset for the shed, this is where you can pick up something solid without the dealer premium. Check the photos carefully, though, because condition varies and there’s no warranty.

The auction closes 1 September, so you’ve got time to inspect. Midland is easy to get to, and sbauction runs these regularly, so if this one doesn’t suit, the next sale’s not far away. But if you need gear soon, get your bids in early.

This is a straight-up unreserved sale, which means the starting price is whatever the first bidder says it is. For buyers chasing a reliable ute, a tradesman’s trailer, or a bit of plant equipment that’s been maintained on the public purse, this is where you find the value. Council gear tends to be serviced on a schedule, even if it’s copped a few dings on the job.

Look for the usual suspects in the vehicle lineup, plus the sort of workshop and industrial items that come out of shire depots, from mowers and blowers to welding gear and power tools. If you’re after a second-hand workhorse for the farm or the business, this is the kind of catalogue worth scrolling through. Check the photos carefully, bring your own inspection if you’re local, and factor in the buyer’s premium before you bid.

This is a straight-up clearance of surplus transportable assets, no reserve holding things back. The lot list includes standard 20ft and 40ft sea containers, some with wind locks and double doors, plus insulated and refrigerated units for those needing climate-controlled storage. On the building side, there are demountable offices, crib huts, and site amenities with power points, lighting, and plumbing connections already fitted.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. Many units show signs of previous site use dents, faded paint, minor rust which is normal for this gear but affects resale value. The auction runs to a strict schedule, so register early and have transport organised. If you need a workshop shell, temporary site office, or secure container storage, this sale has the volume to keep prices competitive.

This is a straightforward unreserved sale, so everything will sell to the highest bidder on the day. The transportable section stands out with several site offices and dongas, including a 6m x 2.4m unit and a larger 9m x 3m transportable with a kitchen and bathroom fit-out. There’s also a 20ft shipping container and a portable toilet block.

On the machinery side, the Kobelco excavator is a tidy late-model unit with only 1,500 hours showing. The Franna crane is a serious bit of gear for any yard or workshop, rated to 18 tonnes. Smaller items include a 2019 Kubota BX2350 tractor, multiple concrete mixers, a 2008 Toyota HiAce van, and a few ride-on mowers. A 2020 6×4 box trailer and a 2022 7×5 caged trailer round out the light transport options. Check the photos closely for hours and condition, as there are no warranties on unresold gear.

This is a solid local government clearance, so the gear is maintained and the titles are clean. The vehicle list includes several Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger utes, plus a Mitsubishi Triton and a Holden Colorado. For heavier work, there is a Toyota Coaster 23-seat bus and a Nissan Cabstar tray truck.

On the machinery side, look for a Loadmaster 2.5-tonne trailer, a Digga post-hole digger, and a selection of slashers and mowers. The industrial section covers a Clarke compressor, a Lincoln welder, and a Honda generator. Everything sells without reserve, so the starting bids should be low. Check the photos and inspection times before the close on 28 July.