Inside This Week’s Unclaimed Goods Auction Market – 6 Upcoming Sales inc Unclaimed Furniture, Postal Fashion & Retail Stock

Abbeys Auctions runs regular public sales out of Box Hill, and this one pulls together unclaimed goods, antiques, furniture, retail stock, curios and deceased estate items into a single catalogue. It is the kind of mixed sale where household names and one-off pieces sit side by side, so there is plenty to sort through whether you are furnishing a place or topping up stock.

The deceased estate and antique lots are worth a close look for period furniture and collectables, while the retail stock lines suit anyone buying in volume. Curios round out the sale for those who like a punt on the odd piece.

Viewing and bidding are online only, opening 2 November. Check the catalogue early and inspect condition notes before you bid, since unclaimed goods are sold as they sit.

This is a regular public sale from a Box Hill auction house that runs ongoing clearance of antiques, furniture, retail stock, curios and deceased estates. The clothing on offer sits within that steady flow of unclaimed goods, so expect a mixed bag of apparel and accessories rather than a single curated collection.

Bidding runs online from 23 October through to the 3 November close, giving buyers time to inspect the catalogue before committing. Worth a look if you want clothing stock at auction prices.

Abbeys Auctions runs regular public sales out of its Box Hill rooms, and this unclaimed goods catalogue is a broad one. Antiques and furniture sit alongside retail stock, curios and deceased estate pieces, so there is plenty to sort through whether you are chasing a project, a household upgrade or stock for resale.

Everything is listed online for viewing and bidding from 26 October, giving you time to check condition and work out what the lots are actually worth before the hammer falls on 4 November. With unclaimed goods, stock turns over and nothing carries a reserve story, so inspect the catalogue closely and bid on what stacks up.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds Auctions, and the freight theme runs right through it. The lots are mixed and bulk-packed, so most of the value sits in quantity rather than single standout pieces. Health and personal care dominates: Vedix customised Ayurveda hair care kits, assorted supplements from OxyEnergy and Neats, and a broad beauty and cosmetics lot.

Practical buyers will spot the bulk QianCheng QC-L5 nose guard face masks and the Depend incontinence products, both of which suit resellers or care providers buying in volume. Smaller mixed lots cover a Sejoy BlackStone rotary shaver, BAGSMART Paz water bottle slings, cat toys and general electronics.

Lloyds runs categories across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so check each lot listing for condition and contents before bidding. Twelve-plus lots, closing 6 November.

This is a mixed bag of corporate and sporting packages rather than your usual lost property clutter. The 12 months of Brisbane Airport Domestic parking is the practical pick, while the airside tour and VIP experience packages for the Broncos, Lions, Roar and Heat suit anyone chasing a day out. There’s also an Emporium Hotel package, a QPAC voucher and a corporate volunteering package with Children’s.

Memorabilia collectors get a Maria Sharapova signed tennis racket with photo, along with signed and unsigned Brisbane Roar shorts and polos. Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction closing 8 November, so check each lot’s terms before bidding.

This is an Australia Post unclaimed goods auction, which means clothing and accessories that never reached their buyers are now being cleared through Theodore Bruce, one of the country’s oldest auction houses, established in 1878. The range skews towards womenswear with a few standout labels: Cue, Scanlan Theodore, Marcs, Lioness, Nookie, City Chic and Elka Collective all appear across the lots.

Sizing is varied, from a size 6 Elka Collective jacket through to an XL City Chic evening dress, so there’s scope to bid across several pieces rather than just one. Evening wear is well represented with dresses from Nookie, Pilgrim and City Chic, alongside more everyday outerwear like the Princess Polly trench and the Cue overcoat.

Unclaimed goods auctions tend to move quickly and lots are sold as described, so check sizing and condition notes against each listing before bidding. With 12-plus lots and a close date of 7 November 2026, there’s time to plan a strategy rather than rush.