Inside This Week’s Unclaimed Goods Auction Market – 6 Upcoming Sales inc Unclaimed Freight, Jewellery & Watches, Postal Goods

The real draw here is the sheer variety. You’ve got household goods like the Otti Australia black frame oval mirror (900mm) and the Artsian Oak Tishplatte Bergan 50 table, alongside practical gear such as the Aus KitchenPro electric stainless steel meat slicer and a radiator/engine cooler for an unknown make and model. There are also 330ml bottles of Famous Soda Co soda in various flavours, Norwex kitchen cloths in assorted colours, and even a Wave Rider 193cm bodyboard in green.

For anyone running a small business or just stocking up, the diecut folding mailing boxes (174mm) are a handy inclusion. The lot count is 12-plus, so there’s room to pick and choose. No reserve prices have been flagged, which means bids start low. Check the full list on the Lloyds site for exact specs and condition notes.

This auction covers the usual grab-bag of lost or abandoned goods, but a few lots stand out. The Zugo electric fat bike is a solid commuter or off-road option, while the Titan Terrain Rugged Floor Jacks are handy for anyone working on heavy vehicles. The Datou Boss 12.8V 100Ah battery is a strong pick for caravan or solar setups.

On the home side, there’s a Balvi 3-tier display shelf, a Sherwood bamboo bench, and a bulk lot of premium bedding and textiles. The Primal-Tub inflatable ice bath is a niche item but popular with recovery enthusiasts. Lot count is 12 plus, so check the full list for specifics. Bidding closes 24 July 2026.

This is an unclaimed post auction, so the goods come directly from Australia Post’s lost and held items. That means you are buying items that were never collected, often with no known history, and they are sold as is. Theodore Bruce, established 1878, runs these regularly, and they tend to attract serious jewellery buyers.

Standout pieces include the 18ct rose gold religious pendant necklace with diamonds, and the 14ct rose gold organic ring. There is also a large 9ct yellow gold and diamond men’s ring that could be a solid buy. Check the condition notes carefully. These are not inspected like a retail piece. Grading reports are unlikely. Bid based on metal weight and stone presence.

With 12 lots on offer and a close date of July 21 2026, this is a niche auction for anyone who knows their gold weights and diamond settings. The single earrings could be a steal if you need a replacement or want to scrap the metal.

This auction covers the usual grab-bag of lost-in-the-mail items, with a decent spread of new and near-new gear. The Aramith pool balls in a sealed box are a standout for anyone setting up a home table, while the Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer is worth a punt if you’re happy to test it yourself. Outdoor types will clock the Stoney Creek The Hauler 50L waterproof duffle bags and the Dakine 33L backpack.

There is a mix of clothing and accessories too: a Cressi Tracina insulated divers jacket in 2XL, Vybe Shoes Maven gum boots in EU 42, a Caribu horse weather jacket, and Jardan pillow cases. Less conventional items include two 5L bottles of Nuru massage gel and a Hound & Co dog training ball with case. All solar post lights and electrical items are marked untested, so factor that into your bidding. Close date is 25 July 2026.

Theodore Bruce, operating since 1878, is clearing another batch of Australia Post unclaimed goods. This collection leans heavily toward premium skincare and cosmetics, with the La Mer set as the obvious standout. Hair care gift packs from Cooki and Sister Club add variety.

Buyers should note the mixed condition typical of unclaimed post parcels. The lots are sold as seen, with no returns. The Dawn Marie pack includes a swimsuit alongside sunscreen, which could be a summer score. Bidding closes July 25, so check the catalogue for full details on each gift set’s contents.

This is a classic unclaimed-finds clearance, so expect a mixed bag of household goods and retail overstock. Standouts include a Breville espresso machine, a Dyson vacuum cleaner, and a set of Le Creuset bakeware. There is also a collection of vintage glassware and a timber bookcase.

Buyers collect from Burwood after the sale. No in-person viewing is available, so rely on the photos and descriptions. With no reserves on most lots, this is a solid chance to grab decent gear for a few dollars.