At Lloyds Auctions This Week: Collectables, Jewellery, Vehicles and 133 More Events

This is a straight-up fleet clearance for anyone needing modern heavy-haul gear. The Scania R620 and Volvo FH16 are both 2023 builds, meaning they still carry that new-truck feel without the dealer price tag. The two Kenworth K200s from 2018 are proven workhorses, and the MaxiTrans trailer rounds out a package that could get a small operator back on the road fast.

The auction runs online only, so you bid from your phone or computer. Check the lot list carefully for exact specs and photos on each unit. With only five lots, expect competition from owner-drivers and fleet buyers alike.

This Lloyds auction is a straight-up feed for anyone kitting out a cafe, pub, or commercial kitchen. The lot list leans heavy on gas cooktops and deep fryers, with a Thor 6-burner unit and a Gluis commercial deep fryer with six frying vats standing out for high-volume cooking. The commercial upright display fridge and the Washtech dishwasher are the sort of gear that saves you thousands second-hand.

Don’t overlook the furniture side. Three separate lots of bar stools, mostly black-stained timber, suggest a fit-out clearance. With the close date set for June 2026, you’ve got time to inspect, but the best deals go to those who register early and bid tight. No reserve games here, just straight online bidding.

This is a straight-up gear auction for anyone needing portable storage or a heavy-duty shelter. The 40FT high-cube side-opening containers give you full access along the length, handy for loading awkward gear or setting up a workshop. The two 40FT dome shelters are the standout items for bigger cover, ideal for machinery or hay storage.

The smaller containers run from 8FT up to 12FT, good for site boxes or secure lockers. All lots are listed under Lloyds online auction, so you bid direct. Check the close date and inspect if you can. No reserve games here, just a clean list of eleven lots.

This is a straight-up bulk sale of electric sliding gates, all brand new and ready to install. The 12 lots cover three sizes: the 6M electric sliding gates, the 6M panel style gates, and the 4M panel gates. Three of the 4M gates come in an oak-look finish, which adds a bit of visual appeal for residential or commercial frontage.

If you’re fencing a property or running a landscape supply business, this is a chance to grab multiple units in one hit. Lloyds runs these multi-lot auctions regularly, so expect competitive bidding. Check the close date and get your bids in early, because these gates are listed with no reserve in most cases.

This is a straight-up gemstone auction for anyone who deals in opal or wants a serious piece of Queensland boulder rough. The lot list is almost entirely boulder opal from Queensland, with the biggest single piece tipping the scales at 65.7 carats. There is also a 42.9-carat Australian opal in the mix, which could be a different colour or origin worth a closer look.

Lloyds runs these multi-lot sales regularly, but the unreserved aspect here is the key. Every lot will sell to the highest bidder, no reserve price holding anything back. If you have a faceting hobby, a jewellery trade, or just want a decent chunk of Australian opal for a collection, this is the time to bid. Check the close date, because these lots will move fast once the timer runs out.

This is a straight-up bedding auction with no reserve on individual lots. The Breeze King Blue Gel Top mattress is the standout piece, designed for heat dissipation and pressure relief. Two Queen versions of the same model are also listed, giving bidders flexibility on size.

The Millenium range offers the Thousand Springs coil system, available in both King and Queen. These are heavy-duty units aimed at long-term support. All mattresses appear to be new old stock or overstock, not seconds.

Bidding closes June 24. Check each lot for pickup details and freight options before you bid. Lloyds runs this one online only, so register early if you want to jump in.

Lloyds is putting up Part 3 of an unreserved lifetime collection, and the model selection runs deep. You will find 1/32 scale plastic kits, Academy 1/48 scale RAAF gear, a Hobby Craft DHC Caribou, and multiple lots of unassembled military vehicle and aircraft models. Vintage kits are well represented, including a Bell 206 helicopter and a lot of three older aircraft model kits.

The auction closes 24 June 2026, with over 12 lots on offer. If you build scale models or collect unstarted kits, this is a solid chance to grab specific subjects like the Flanker or the Starfighter without chasing them down individually. No reserve means each lot goes to the highest bidder, so set your limit and bid accordingly.

This auction covers the full spectrum of heavy gear, from light commercial trucks to serious road-building kit. The 2014 Roadtec RX-600 tracked profiler and the Wirtgen W200 are the headline acts for any asphalt crew, while the 2012 Mitsubishi Fuso and 2016 Isuzu NPS 75-155 4×4 service truck offer solid options for fleet buyers.

Truck enthusiasts will note the 2007 Mack Vision tipper and 2014 Mack Metroliner CSMR 8×4 tipper, both ready for work. There is also a 2001 Volvo tipper with 418,000km and a turbo diesel, plus a 2003 Toyota Dyna 300 single cab chassis for lighter duties. The dual axle spreader/mixer trailer adds versatility for concrete or aggregate jobs.

Bidding closes on 24 June 2026. Check the lot list for hours and condition notes before you bid. This is a rare chance to pick up late-model plant and transport without the usual dealer margins.

This clearance covers the guts of a working factory. The extraction system runs on a three-phase motor, and there is a hopper feeder with its own motor plus a conveyer belt setup. For anyone setting up or expanding a workshop, the pallet of motors and fan assemblies offers solid spare parts or repurposing potential.

The Elta fan and the table saw mounted on a conveyer belt are standout items for buyers who need heavy-duty gear. Everything is unreserved, which means the highest bidder takes it home no matter the price. The auction closes June 24, so check the full lot list on the Lloyds site for dimensions and power requirements before bidding.

This clearance covers the full workshop setup. The Uni-Mig TIG welder comes with a trolley, and there’s also a Lotos LTP5000 DC inverter air plasma cutter for metal fabrication work. The AEG 18V power tool collections are split into two lots, one including a multi-tool set.

Storage and handling gear is well represented. The Kincrome rolling cabinet will appeal to anyone after heavy-duty workshop storage, while the mobile parts bin rack and gravity roller conveyor with stands suit a production or warehouse setup. The AEG Stealth Drive twin-head air compressor is a solid pick for running multiple tools.

Bidders should check the condition of the custom fabricated steel retail display and the industrial belt sander or linisher. The lot list also includes a spirit level, steel straight edge, and crimp tool. Twelve lots total, all online through Lloyds.

Both items come from government service, which typically means they have been maintained to a solid standard. The Alley Craft is a practical aluminium centre console, ideal for inshore work or as a no-frills fishing rig. The 2019 Lift Industries unit is a specialised confined space setup, likely with a basket or platform, suited for industrial or infrastructure jobs.

The auction is online only, so you can bid from anywhere in Australia. Check the listing for exact specs, trailer conditions, and any registration status. If you need a work boat or a confined space access solution, this is a clean way to buy ex-government gear without the usual tender process.

This is a broad-spectrum sale from Lloyds, covering more than just the headline metal. While the coin and bullion section is the drawcard, the auction also runs to vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. That means you can bid on a gold bar and a used ute in the same sitting.

The unreserved nature is the key point. Every lot sells to the highest bidder, no floor price. If you are after precious metals, check the bullion listings for weight and purity details. For collectors, the pre-decimal coins and proof sets are worth a close look before bidding opens. The close date is June 24, so mark it now.

This Lloyds multi-lot sale covers more than just the headline items. The catalogue includes vehicles, jewellery, and collectables alongside the plant and equipment, so it’s worth scanning the full list if you need a mix of gear. The portable buildings are a standout for anyone setting up a worksite or needing extra storage, while the gates suit rural or industrial properties.

Bidders should check the specific brands and models once the lot list populates. The close date is June 24, 2026, giving you time to inspect the big-ticket items. No reserve prices are stated, so set your limit and watch the action.

This yard clearance from Lloyds packs serious metal recycling and processing equipment. The dual-shaft industrial shredders (one blue, one grey) are the headline items, built for volume reduction of scrap or waste. Alongside them, two Guidetti 315 Sincro copper granulators signal this sale is aimed at cable recyclers looking to strip and separate material.

Supporting gear includes three Royce air compressors: a large 10HP three-phase unit, a second 10HP, and a portable RC 22/4HP model. The 2003 Hino GH1 and 1997 Isuzu FRR34 series trucks are worth a look if you need a yard runner or parts hauler. Two bulk lots round it out: a conveyor system and three holding tanks listed as non-runners. Check the condition on those before bidding.

This is a straight-up disposal of tipper gear from a working fleet. The Mack CMHR is a proven workhorse for bulk haulage, while the Scania R560s offer strong Euro 5 performance. On the trailer side, the 2007 Sloanebuilt 4ADT02A quad dog and the 2014 Hercules HEDT99A triple super dog are built for serious payloads, and the 2016 Maxitrans DOG3-A rounds out the set.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the decks, ramps, and coupling gear. All six lots close on 24 June 2026. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so you can bid on individual units or the whole package. Check the listing for inspection times and location details in Sydney.

This is a tight, curated selection of 12 high-end timepieces, spanning Swiss heavyweights and boutique makers. The Audemars Piguet 26420RO Royal Oak is a standout for serious collectors, while the Hublot Big Bang Unico in titanium skeleton offers a modern, bold option. Two Franck Muller Vanguard models appear, including one with a black dial and custom finish.

A Breitling Super Avenger II and a Heuer Autavia chronograph add solid sports-watch appeal. One lot carries a price guide of $2,800 to $3,800, giving a realistic entry point. If you are chasing a Rolex Datejust or a Cartier Santos, note the custom diamond work on the latter. Check the full lot list for condition details before you bid.

This is a straight-talking clearance of portable buildings from Lloyds, covering everything from basic toilet blocks to more substantial site offices. If you need a quick setup for a worksite, event, or temporary accommodation, this auction has the hardware. The lots vary in size and condition, so it pays to look through the photos and assess what suits your needs.

Key items include fibreglass and steel-clad toilet blocks with multiple cubicles, plus standalone shower units. There are also demountable offices with power points and window fittings. Some lots appear to be ex-government or hire fleet stock, which often means they are built to a solid standard but may show cosmetic wear. Check the close date and factor in transport costs from the listed locations.

This is a classic Lloyds multi-lot online sale, pulling together everything from serious collectables to practical plant gear. The jewellery section should attract attention, with vintage and antique pieces mixed in, while the vehicle listings offer potential for a bargain runabout or project car. Plant and equipment buyers will find tools and machinery tucked among the general goods.

The sale closes on 25 June 2026, so there is time to dig through the lots. Given the broad categories, check the full listing for specific brands and models. The antiques and interior treasures could include furniture, glassware, or decorative items worth a look if you are after something with character.

This is a solid mix for anyone working on home renovations or off-grid setups. The four identical 100ah LiFePO4 batteries are the standout lot, perfect for solar storage or caravan power. They’re slimline, so they fit where standard lead-acid won’t.

The laundry gear is strong too. Nugleam units in 45L soft-close and 35L black drawer configurations sit alongside Excellence and Classic Standard sink combos. That includes 1.5 bowl, 1.75 bowl, and double bowl options with benchtops. If you’re fitting out a laundry or kitchenette, these are worth a look.

With 12 lots and no reserve prices published, you can pick up decent hardware at wholesale-like prices. Check the listing for condition notes and pickup details before you bid.

These are not your run-of-the-mill budget beds. The Equinox range flips between a cool summer side and a warm winter side, so you get year-round comfort from one mattress. The Breeze series uses a blue gel top layer to draw heat away from the body on warm nights.

Both lines come with manufacturer recommendations for support and durability. With only six lots available, expect competition on the larger King sizes. Check the Lloyds listing for current bids and condition notes before the 27 June close.

This Lloyds auction covers a broad sweep of categories, but the whitegoods section stands out for anyone kitting out a home or rental. Look for major brand fridges and freezers, plus washing machines and dryers that often go for well under retail. The jewellery and collectables lots are worth a scroll too, with vintage pieces and modern items mixed in.

For buyers after heavier gear, the plant and equipment category includes tools and machinery that suit tradies or DIYers. Keep in mind this is a multi-lot online format, so you bid on individual items rather than the whole lot. Check the close date of 27 June 2026 and factor in buyer’s premium and pickup logistics from the seller’s location.

This is a pure nostalgia play for collectors and operators. Lloyds is offering a mix of solid-state pinballs from the 90s and early 2000s, which are prime restoration candidates or ready-to-play machines. The arcade section includes dedicated cabinets, not multi-game boards, which is a good sign for purists.

Beyond the games, the auction spreads into other categories like jewellery and plant equipment, so you can bundle a forklift with your pinball if you need. The close date is June 27, 2026, giving you time to inspect. Check each lot for condition notes, as some machines may need board repairs or cabinet touch-ups.

This online auction leans hard into the mancave theme with a wall-to-wall selection of framed and signed gear. The Queensland Origin faithful will want the "Farewell to the Number One" Billy Slater frame and the "The Greatest" Origin piece. Cricket fans get a signed bat display titled "Centuries Before", while UFC followers have a Georges St-Pierre memorabilia frame in the mix.

The lot list also features a 2001 Queen Elizabeth Stakes commemorative signed piece and a Penrith Panthers NRL Premiers 2021 and 2022 display. With 12 lots and a close date of 27 June 2026, there is time to browse the full catalogue across vehicles, jewellery, plant and equipment, and general goods. Check the listing for condition notes and shipping options.

The 1988 AM General Humvee M998 in camouflage is a standout for military vehicle fans. Petrol heads will also eye off the 2004 Shelby Cobra replica in British Racing Green and the 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible.

Beyond the American iron, there is a 1950 Fiat 1400 sedan with a red interior and a 1980 Land Rover Series 3 in Safari Green. The 1965 Ford F100 Custom V8 utility adds a practical classic option. Bidders should check each lot for condition notes before the close date.

This Lloyds auction covers more than just jewellery. Vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods are all part of the mix. With over 12 lots on offer, the jewellery section is the clear highlight. Expect natural Swiss blue topaz and London blue topaz pieces alongside the emerald and diamond options. Each lot is listed in 9ct yellow gold, giving a consistent quality across the range.

The close date is June 27, 2026, so there is time to browse the full catalogue. Check the condition reports and photos before bidding. If you are after a specific gemstone or style, the lot list has enough variety to make it worth a look.

This is a straight liquidation of salon and retail beauty stock, so you are buying at wholesale clearance levels. The standout here is the volume of Shiseido product, a premium Japanese brand that holds strong resale value. The Benefiance Wrinkle Resist softeners appear in multiple lots, suggesting bulk buying potential for stockists or serious resellers.

Bidding runs until June 28 2026, giving you time to assess each lot. No reserve prices are flagged, so early bids could lock in sharp deals. The auction sits within Lloyds’ broader multi-category platform, but this specific catalogue is pure cosmetics and skincare. Check each lot for expiry dates and packaging condition before bidding. If you move stock through marketplaces or retail, this is a direct line to brand-name inventory without the usual wholesale minimums.

This auction leans hard into indoor living and outdoor entertaining. The dark stained timber Asian-style table comes with four slide chairs, ideal for a compact dining setup. Two rattan-styled patio canopies with metal bases are listed, though one is missing its shade cover, so check the photos carefully before bidding.

The decorative side is strong too. Assorted woven bags and three sets of woven baskets offer storage solutions with a natural look. A lot of decorative mirrors rounds out the homewares. No reserve prices are stated, so early bidding could pick up solid furniture for under $50. Bidding closes June 28.

This online auction packs serious value for commuters and weekend riders. The BLVD Elite electric scooter is a standout, with a retail price north of $1,200, while the Urban+ Premium model offers a more compact option for city trips. Both are from a recognised brand, so you’re not gambling on no-name gear.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot event, meaning you can bid on one or multiple units. Good news for buyers: the auction covers Australia-wide delivery, so location isn’t a barrier. Check the lot list carefully for condition notes, and factor in any buyer’s premium before you punch in your max. These scooters move fast when the price drops below half retail.

These are not your standard timber hives. Polyurethane construction means better insulation for the bees in both summer heat and winter cold, and the material won’t rot or warp like wood. Each 3-box setup comes ready to go with frames and foundation, saving you the hassle of assembling from scratch.

Look for the full kits that include a queen excluder, hive tool, and smoker. Some lots also offer veils and gloves, handy if you are starting out or replacing worn gear. The auction closes on 28 June 2026, so there is time to check the lot photos and condition notes before bidding. Lloyds runs these multi-lot sales regularly, so expect standard buyer’s premium and pickup terms.

This is Part 1 of a serious private stash, so the variety is huge. You’ll find classic space sets, castle themes, and early Technic builds alongside modern licensed kits like Star Wars and Harry Potter. The unreserved nature means every single lot will sell to the highest bidder, no matter the price.

For collectors, the standout lots include complete boxed sets from the 1980s and 1990s, plus bulk bins of loose bricks perfect for builders. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so you can cherry-pick specific sets or grab whole categories. The close date is June 28, 2026, so there’s time to browse the catalogue and line up your bids. No reserve means the opening bids could be very low, especially on the larger mixed lots.

This EOFY clearance is heavy on construction machinery bought new within the last two years. The Hercules HLM70 and HLM105 loaders sit alongside a 2021 Case 321F, giving buyers a choice of size and age. Excavator fans get the Sumitomo SH300-6, plus a 2023 Case CX250C, CX380c, and CX145C covering the 14.5 to 37-tonne range.

Track loader options include the 2023 Kubota SVL series machine and a 2023 Case TR340B. A Howard Porter tri-axle side tipper and a Nissan 25 counterbalance forklift round out the plant and equipment lots. All items are repossessed assets, so condition is as-is. The auction closes on June 29, and inspection details will be listed by Lloyds closer to the date.

This isn’t just a grab-bag of wall hangings. The presence of Sidney Nolan (1917-1992) alone makes this worth a look for serious collectors. Nolan’s Ned Kelly series is iconic, but his broader body of work holds strong value. You’ve also got a Turkey Tolson Tjupurrula piece, a key figure in the Western Desert art movement, alongside work from Ningura Napurrula, whose compositions are held in major galleries.

The lot list also reveals multiple works from Lynne Pickering and Barbara A. Wood, plus an after Giuseppe Grande piece. There are two lots listed as unknown, which could be a gamble or a sleeper hit. The auction mixes these art lots with vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and plant equipment, so it’s a broad catalogue. Check the condition reports and provenance notes carefully before bidding on the higher-end names. Closes 29 June 2026.

This is a straight-up chance to grab premium kitchen gear at a fraction of retail, without the haggle. The standout items are the DeLonghi 90cm Freestanding Dual Fuel cookers, each tagged at $3,599 RRP. There are two of those listed, plus multiple 90cm canopy rangehoods at $999 each and four 60cm fully integrated dishwashers at $1,299 RRP.

The range covers the full kitchen fit-out from one premium brand. If you are renovating or stocking a rental property, you could land a complete DeLonghi kitchen package for a bid well below store prices. The auction closes on June 29, 2026, so there is time to research models and set your limit. Lloyds runs these multi-lot events regularly, but fresh stock at this scale does not sit around forever. Check the individual lot pages for condition notes and any pickup details before you bid.

This is an unreserved clearance from a venue that’s shutting its doors, so everything has to go. The cutlery lots are the main draw here: multiple containers of silver finish knives, forks, and spoons, plus a separate container of assorted pieces including serving spoons. You’ll also find salad spoons measuring 24cm x 6cm and dessert forks at 14.5cm each.

With 12 lots total and a close date of June 30 2026, there’s time to inspect the listings on Lloyds Auctions site. If you’re after bulk cutlery for a restaurant, function centre, or catering business, this is a straight-up chance to buy in volume without the retail markup. No reserves means the highest bid wins, so bid what you’re comfortable with and watch the close.

This end-of-project clearance from a civil contractor is heavy on practical office infrastructure. The two APC SMX3000RMHV2U UPS units with rack kit are the standout items for anyone setting up a server room or home lab. A 27U server rack (70cm post-to-post, 100cm deep) completes the setup.

For a smaller office or home workspace, the Ricoh IM series multifunction printer handles copying, printing, and scanning. The two grey office desks and three-drawer steel mobile pedestals offer basic workstation options. The Samsung 65-inch TV on wheels is a solid boardroom or lunchroom addition.

All items are located on the Gold Coast. Bidding closes on June 16, 2026. Check the lot condition notes before bidding.

This is part two of a massive unreserved Lego collection, so there’s no reserve price holding anything back. The lot list covers everything from sealed box sets to loose brick bundles, with standout pieces including Star Wars UCS models, modular buildings, and discontinued Bionicle parts. Collectors should scan for hard-to-find minifigures and older City or Castle sets that often get overlooked in bulk lots.

Buyers can bid online with Lloyds, and the auction closes on June 29, 2026. Given the sheer volume, it pays to scroll through the full catalogue early. If you’re chasing specific themes or just want to load up on bricks for MOCs, this is the kind of sale where you can cherry-pick without competing against retail prices.

This multi-lot online auction covers a broad mix of gear. The standout item is the Metalmaster press brake, a solid piece for sheet metal work. Bidders should also check the plant and equipment category for workshop tools and machinery.

Vehicles are another key section, ranging from cars to utes. Jewellery and collectables add variety for non-industrial buyers. General goods round out the catalogue with household and miscellaneous items.

All lots close on June 29. Inspect the full list on the Lloyds site before bidding.

This is a straight-up collector’s dream, not a mixed-bag clearance. The lot list reads like a who’s who of Bathurst history: Bob Jane’s ZL-1 Camaro from 1972, a pair of Classic Carlectables XY GT-HO Super Falcons, and Biante’s 1996 Bathurst-winning Holden Commodore VR. The Ford fans get plenty too, with a Biante Ford Sierra RS500 and an XD Falcon in the mix.

If you’re chasing limited-edition diecasts in 1/18 scale, this is a rare chance to grab multiple pieces from the same collection. The auctioneer has grouped them as a single multi-lot event, so you can cherry-pick or go hard on the whole set. Check the condition notes carefully before bidding, as these are display models, not toys.

This is a straight-up end-of-project clearance, so expect gear that has been worked hard but maintained for professional use. The star lot is the Leica CS20 LTE GNSS receiver, a rugged field controller with built-in 4G for real-time corrections. It is survey-grade kit, not weekend-warrior stuff.

The bulk of the lots are four Leica Viva TS16 total stations, all with Bluetooth connectivity. That means you can pair them directly to a data collector or tablet on site. For a crew looking to standardise on one platform, or a sole operator wanting backup units, this is a chance to buy multiple identical instruments in one sale.

The Mergetec Nova robotic total station from Leica Geosystems rounds out the offering. Robotic total stations let one person handle the prism and the instrument remotely, saving a labourer on site. If you are in civil construction, mining, or cadastral surveying, this auction is worth a close look. Check the calibration records and battery health before bidding, but the brand alone tells you these are professional tools.

This Lloyds auction pulls gear straight from a working quarry, so expect serious industrial condition. The twin pugmills are the headline act, with the 2021 unit offering PLC controls for precise blending and the 2024 model adding newer tech. If you need a mobile mixing plant for road base, stabilisation, or concrete production, this is a direct line to capital equipment without the middleman.

Beyond the pugmills, the auction covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and general plant and equipment. That means you might find support vehicles or workshop tools mixed in with the heavy gear. Close date is 30 June 2026, so there’s time to inspect or arrange freight. Check the full lot list on the Lloyds site for what else shakes out of the Darwin yard.

This is a straight closure clearance, so prices should reflect a motivated seller. The lot list leans heavily on refrigeration: Skope Centaur two-door uprights, Polar commercial units, and a SKOPE R290 model are all in the mix. There’s also a refrigerated prep bench from Inomak and a double-door display fridge.

Dishwashers are the other standout category. You’ve got Washtech, Meiko, and Winterhalter undercounter models, which are workhorses in any commercial kitchen. A couple of mini drinks fridges and a Hisense bar fridge round out the smaller items.

The auction closes on 30 June 2026, so there’s time to inspect if needed. Lloyds runs these online, so registration is straightforward. If you’re kitting out a cafe, pub, or function space, this is worth a look.

This is a straight-up plant and equipment sale from Lloyds, closing on 30 June 2026. The press brake is a CNC-capable unit with 4000mm bed length and 200-tonne capacity, suited for precise bending in sheet metal work. The shear, the ACS4108 model, handles guillotine cutting for plate steel.

No other categories or lots are mixed in here, so it’s a focused buy for a metal fabricator. Check the listings for condition reports and location details before bidding. These are specialist machines, not general garage gear.

This is a clean-out from a well-known venue, with everything going to the highest bidder. The standout lots are the Portastruct 12m site office and a 7m site office, plus multiple 20-foot containers from 1998. The two Club Car vehicles are handy for large properties or event grounds, and the Hangcha forklift is a solid workhorse.

Buyers should check the close date of 30 June 2026 and factor in transport for the larger items. The auction covers vehicles, plant and equipment, plus some jewellery and collectables, so there is variety beyond the heavy gear. Inspection details are worth confirming with Lloyds before bidding.

This is a straight-up clearance of premium Italian kitchen gear, all brand new in box. The standout lots are the ILVE Professional Plus series, retailing at $7,299 each, with both freestanding and built-in models available. Also in the mix are the ILCS45GV and ILCM45BV models, both around the $3,000 mark, plus a stack of induction and ceramic cooktops from 30cm to 90cm.

If you’re outfitting a kitchen or flipping houses, this is the kind of bulk buy that saves serious coin. The auction closes on 25 June 2026, so there’s time to research specific models. No reserve on most lots, and with over a dozen units up, you can cherry-pick the gear you actually need. Check the lot list for exact model numbers and confirm compatibility with your setup before bidding.

This EOFY clearout from Lloyds Auctions covers a broad sweep of categories, making it a solid hunting ground for both trade buyers and private punters. The vehicles and plant section will likely draw the most interest, with a mix of late-model cars, commercial trucks, and heavy gear. On the lighter side, the jewellery and collectables lots offer a chance to pick up something with a bit of character or value.

Buyers should note this is an online-only event, so you’ll need to register and bid through the Lloyds platform. The close date is June 25, 2026, which gives you time to inspect the lot list and set your own limits. Given the EOFY timing, vendors are probably motivated to move stock, so realistic starting prices are expected across the board. Check the full catalogue for condition reports and any buyer’s premium details before bidding.

Lloyds Auctions is putting up over 400 lots of vintage and modern Lego from one collector. This is the third release from the same hoard, so expect a mix of sealed boxes, partial sets, and rare minifigures. Standouts include the retired Modular Buildings series, the Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS, and a bulk lot of loose bricks that could hide hidden gems.

Buyers should check each lot description closely. Some sets are listed as complete, others are sold as-is with no returns. The auction closes on 30 June 2026, and with no reserve prices, bidding starts from the first dollar. If you collect Lego for investment or display, this catalogue has serious depth.

This auction covers serious water toys and mobile setups. The 2010 Polycraft Drifter is a solid aluminium fishing rig, while the 2005 Bayliner 175 Bowrider suits families after a budget-friendly runabout. For something older and more capable, the Bertram 25 Flybridge is a classic offshore hull worth inspecting closely, especially for its twin engine condition.

On the camping and road trip side, there is a 2010 Avan Caravan in the Marion HT layout, plus a 2005 Ford Transit T350 converted into an off-grid camper van. The 2011 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 319 CDI NCV3 van offers a diesel option for those wanting a blank canvas or a ready-to-go tourer. A 2020 Red Hot Food Van and a homemade enclosed tandem axle party trailer round out the unusual offerings.

Buyers should check the lot list for specific brands and model details, as some items like the wooden boat and party trailer are self-built. Bidding is online only through Lloyds, so register early and factor in any transport costs for the larger vessels and vans.

This is a pure LEGO lover’s event. The auction covers everything from sealed box sets to bulk brick lots, so there is something for collectors and builders alike. Lloyds has put together a broad range of themes, including City, Ninjago, and licensed sets like Harry Potter and Marvel. If you are after rare minifigures or retired sets, this is the time to dig in.

Beyond the toy bins, the auction also includes vehicles, jewellery, plant equipment, and general goods. That means you can pair a LEGO haul with a cheap ute or a vintage watch. Bidding closes on July 5, so check the lot list now and sort by your favourite theme. No reserve means every lot sells to the highest bidder, no matter the price.

This is a straight-up IT clearance with serious volume. You’ll find over a dozen BenQ EH600 projectors, a solid 1080P model suited for boardrooms, classrooms or home theatres. Several units come as bundles with ceiling mounts, and others include wireless connectivity gear, saving you the hassle of sourcing extras separately.

Beyond the projectors, the auction covers a broad sweep of categories: vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, plus general goods. That means you can bundle a projector with other liquidation stock in one checkout. The multi-lot format lets you cherry-pick what you need. Close date is 6 July 2026, so there’s time to inspect the listings and decide your approach.

This is a classic Lloyds multi-lot affair, meaning you get everything from a single socket set to a full workshop worth of gear in the one sale. The vehicle section typically includes utes and vans suited to tradies, while the jewellery and collectables offer a left-field chance to snag a watch or coin lot between tool buys. The plant and equipment category is where the serious value sits, with items like generators, compressors, and concrete mixers often appearing.

If you’re after specific brands, the Makita and Bosch lots tend to attract the most attention, so check the listing photos for model numbers. The auction closes on June 26, 2026, so you have time to browse. No reserve on many lots, which suits the budget-conscious buyer. Just factor in the buyer’s premium and collection from the VIC depot.

Lloyds is running this online liquidation from VIC, and the catalogue leans heavily into high-end home decor. The standout is the Baliya Mirror at 1200x25x1200mm, with an RRP just shy of $1,100. The Hadston Media Unit in antique style is another big ticket piece, listing at $1,465.

Smaller buys include the Broadway Round Mirror at $119.95 and the Tide Framed Art at $549 RRP. If you’re after a full gallery refresh, this one has the mix. Bidding closes 27 June 2026, and with 12+ lots, you can pick and choose without competing on everything. Check the condition notes before jumping in.

This is a straight-up stock clearance from a plumbing supplier, with over a dozen lots and more likely to come. The standout items are the Epic Bloc wall top assemblies at $492 RRP each and the Luna 305mm right angle shower arms from Dorf, priced at $220. There is also a Sunstone hand towel rail in black and a Villa bath/shower mixer trim kit.

Buyers should note these are new old stock items, not seconds. The auction is multi-lot, so you can bid on individual pieces rather than the whole lot. Check the close date of June 29, 2026, and factor in the Lloyds buyer’s premium. If you are after high-end tapware or fittings for a renovation, this is worth a serious look.

This Lloyds auction is heavy on kitchen gear with serious retail value. The BEKO bean-to-cup automated espresso machine has an RRP of $519, while the Philips All-in-One Cooker 8L and Instant Pot Pro Plus WiFi Multi Cooker both sit near $300 each. If you need a carpet cleaner, the Hoover PowerScrub XL is listed at $399 retail.

Small appliances are well represented too. There’s a Russell Hobbs Carlton 2 Slice Toaster, a Kambrook Perfect Pancake Press, and a BISSELL Steam Shot for hard surface cleaning. Hair tools from Remington round out the list. All items appear to be new or in unused condition, based on the RRP references in the lot list.

Check the close date of 4 July 2026. Bidding is online only through Lloyds. No pick-up details are listed yet, but standard auction terms apply. If you need a kitchen upgrade or a carpet cleaner, this one is worth a look.

This is a broad online sale with something for most punters. The vehicle section could turn up a daily driver or a project, while the jewellery and collectables offer scope for a lucky find. For the tradies, the plant and equipment lots are worth a look.

The close date is 25 June 2026, so there’s time to browse the full catalogue. Check the condition reports on any machinery or vehicles before you bid, especially if you’re buying sight unseen. With Lloyds running it, expect a straightforward online process.

This Lloyds auction covers the usual house cleanout territory but has some solid pickings. The vintage cheval mirror with an arched top is a standout for period furniture hunters, while the two timber cabinets and a glass door unit (model 1387 MM Fullglass) offer practical storage options. The cast aluminium outdoor dining setting and cast iron garden furniture set are worth a look if you are after patio gear.

Inside the lots, the Homewards photo frames and Swan jewellery box are small but easy to flip. The black timber style book shelves appear twice, suggesting either duplicate listings or matching units. The mixed pallet lot with a filing cabinet is the wildcard, likely hiding extra value. Close date is 28 June 2026, so you have time to browse the full catalogue.

The timber is the standout here. Several lots offer 45x90mm pine in various configurations, including 95 lengths across three packs and random-length bundles. Treated pine sleepers at 90x90mm profile give builders or landscapers solid material for retaining walls or garden edges. If you need framing or structural timber in bulk, this is worth a close look.

The rest of the lot list is a mixed bag. There are homewares like a three-function shower head, toiletries, and a ceiling fan, plus hand tools and two lighters. The vintage NZGWR poster adds a bit of collector appeal. The hi-vis jacket is a practical inclusion for worksite gear. With 12 lots closing on 3 July 2026, pick the timber packs for value or the oddities for a punt.

This Lloyds online auction covers more than just fridges and washing machines. The Dyson V6 is clean and comes with its turbo head, while a V7 Animal and a DC44 cordless stick vacuum are also listed. For those after cooking gear, there is a Sunbeam appliance and the Breville hot plate. A Haier HDW15F3S1 freestanding dishwasher rounds out the kitchen section.

Beyond the core whitegoods, the lot list throws in a Hoover electric polisher, a Nuovo convection heater, and a Dell printer with cords. There is also a vintage kitchen appliance collection and a comprehensive set of kitchenware and tableware. Bidders should check each listing for condition notes and pickup details in SA.

This is a straight-up bulk clearance of retail stock. The lot list is heavy on multi-pack items: five-packs of umbrellas in pink, blue, red and yellow, cartons of mini food choppers (around 48 boxes), and multi vegetable cutters (about 18 units). There is also a carton of car steering wheel trays and a batch of adult plush animal slippers in dark pink.

Buyers should note the close date is 28 June 2026. With 12 lots on offer and no reserve prices stated, this is a volume play for resellers or anyone stocking a market stall. The pet hair remover rollers and Glow Track Car Set are the kind of items that move fast at retail. Check the Lloyds site for condition notes and pickup details.

This online auction from Lloyds covers more than just home decor. With 12+ lots on offer, the mix leans heavily into textured stone and ceramic pieces that suit a contemporary or Mediterranean look. The travertine sets repeat across multiple lots, so you can grab matching items for a consistent finish.

Standouts include the 70cm vintage brass mirror and the arched floor mirror, both solid statement pieces. The terracotta amphora and bulbous ceramic pitchers add a handcrafted feel. Buyers should note the auction closes on 28 June 2026, and bidding is straightforward through the Lloyds platform. No reserve games here, just clean listings.

This auction leans hard into rustic and decorative home styling. The standout pieces include a striking white decorative headboard, an ornate white-painted mirror, and antique doors with distinctive detailing. Timber lovers will find a light oak rustic bench, distressed wood storage units, and a pair of white-framed mirrors.

Buyers should note the lot count sits at 12-plus, with bidding closing on 30 June 2026. The range covers both functional furniture like bedside tables and decor items such as decorative wall panels. If you are after character pieces for a renovation or restyle, this one has variety without the fluff.

This auction offers a genuine grab bag, from the home to the workshop. The Fuji Xerox DocuWide 6055 is a serious bit of kit for anyone needing wide-format scanning or printing, while the Roland VG3-540 inkjet printer targets sign makers and print shops. The Hettich OrgaTray and CargoTech baskets are solid kitchen and garage storage solutions, often pricey new.

On the home front, the Pet Obsessed luxury automatic pet feeders and the Décor baby bottle twin packs suggest a mix of retail returns or overstock. With only eight lots, this is a tight, fast-moving sale. Check each listing for condition notes, as some items may be ex-display or customer returns. Bid accordingly.