At Lloyds Auctions This Week: Collectables, Jewellery, Industrial and 144 More Events

This online auction from Lloyds covers more than a dozen lots focused on jewellery-grade stones. The collection leans heavily on natural beryl aquamarines, with three separate lots offering faceted stones from 1.95 to 7.90 carats total weight. Two certified tanzanites (0.75 and 0.71 carats) add variety for collectors.

Buyers should note the 1.08-carat natural fancy yellow diamond in a rectangular cut, plus a 5.35-carat set of six blue sapphires. The auction also includes a 3.92-carat pair of natural beryl heliodors. All lots are sold through Lloyds’ online platform, with bidding closing on 28 July 2026. Check the individual lot photos and grading reports before bidding.

This Lloyds auction covers more than just the portable structures. The lot list also features a 10-drawer 7ft workbench, which would suit a home workshop or tradesite. The toilet blocks include curved shower and toilet combos, plus single and double units. These are ideal for construction sites, events, or rural properties needing quick setup.

The range of buildings offers flexibility. The 6m open plan office or building could serve as a site shed or temporary workspace. The Signature and Luxe Studios suggest a step up in finish, possibly for accommodation or a home office. With 12-plus lots closing on a single date, buyers can target specific items without committing to a whole site clearance. Check the full listings for dimensions and condition notes.

This is an unreserved auction, meaning every gemstone lot will sell to the highest bidder, no minimum price. The 12-plus lots cover a serious range of carat weights and stone types, from the heavy hitters like the 49.95-carat natural turquoise down to the 4.00-carat aquamarine.

For buyers focused on rarity, the 6.55-carat natural rare ludwigite peridot and the 6.00-carat natural pink colour tourmaline are worth a close look. All stones are listed as natural, with the sapphire carrying a certification. If you are after investment-grade coloured stones or loose gems for custom jewellery, this catalogue has genuine variety.

Bidding is online only through Lloyds. Check the lot descriptions for clarity on cut, clarity, and origin before you bid. With no reserve in play, the final prices will reflect genuine demand.

This is a straight-up numismatist’s grab bag, with more than a dozen lots covering pre-decimal Australian coinage, commemorative issues, and international pieces. The 1808 New South Wales George III retro pattern is a rare colonial-era item that will draw serious interest from early Australian collectors. The 1960 five pound note is another heavy hitter, especially in any condition above fine.

Beyond the big names, there’s a 1986 Halley’s Comet commemorative from the Museum of Victoria, a Bicentennial 1988 memento for Australian schools, and a 1988 Royal Visit Queen Elizabeth II opening piece. International flavour comes from a Vatican four-coin set and a 5-gram Tibetan silver “Year of the” design. The half penny and one penny collections offer bulk entry points for budget bidders.

All lots are unreserved, meaning the highest bidder wins regardless of price. This is a clean, no-reserve auction for anyone stacking silver, filling album gaps, or chasing colonial rarities. Bidding closes 29 July 2026.

This is a solid mix of weekend toys and practical kit. The marine lots are the headline: three fibreglass runabouts from different eras, a 1990 SeaJay 4.3 BarraBoat, and a 6.5-metre centre console RIB. The 1999 Blue Fin Boats 325p is a tidy little fishing rig for someone after a budget entry.

On the personal watercraft side, the Yamaha WaveRunner and Sea Doo are both high-performance models from the last decade, worth a look if you know your way around a jet pump. The camper trailer from Outback Trailers is a 2001 model in grey, and there’s a Dodge RAM single axle enclosed utility trailer thrown in for anyone needing a tow rig.

Closing 29 July 2026, this is a national auction so factor in freight if you’re not local. Lot count sits at 12-plus, but check the listing for any additions before the deadline.

This auction is a solid find for anyone in civil construction or earthmoving. The Volvo A35G is a late-model articulated hauler, ideal for moving big loads on rough sites. The Cat 730C is a proven workhorse, and the pair of Hitachi ZW loaders offer strong loading capacity with low hours.

Digging gear is well represented too. A 2021 Hitachi 13-tonne excavator and a 2020 Doosan DN420LC hydraulic excavator sit alongside a 2002 Kobelco SK130UR. For smaller sites, the Yanmar V4-6 wheel loader and the 2021 Olympus FS10 loader are worth a look. The list also includes a Hyundai 30-tonne excavator and a 2021 Hitachi ZX225USLC-5B.

Bidders should check the condition reports and arrange inspections where possible. With 12 lots and more expected, this is a decent cross-section of late-model plant heading to market. Closes 29 July 2026.

Lloyds is handling this one, and it’s a straight play for anyone setting up a worksite, events venue, or rural camp. The biggest lot is the 13-metre toilet block with five separate rooms, which suggests serious capacity for high-traffic sites. The amenities block is slightly narrower at 2.5 metres but still runs 12.3 metres long, with five single doors giving individual access.

The ATCO site office/kitchen is the wildcard. At 6 metres by 3 metres, it’s compact enough to truck in easily, but the kitchen fit-out makes it more than just a paperwork shed. If you’re after a ready-to-go break room or a base for a small crew, that’s the one to watch. All three are sold through their standard online auction format, so you’ll need to register and bid before the close date. No reserve prices are listed, but with only three lots, competition could tighten up fast.

This auction is a straight-up cleanout of professional-grade gear for surveyors, civil engineers, and construction crews. The twelve-plus lots centre on Trimble hardware, with several Robotic Kits forming the backbone of the sale. There is also a dedicated Power Kit and multiple Radio Kits, suggesting the seller has maintained a full field setup.

Standout items include the R8S GNSS Kit, which is a current-generation receiver, and the Sokkia battery and radio kit for those running mixed-brand fleets. The Magnetic Welding Holder with Retro Target is a niche but useful add-on for rod work. Buyers should check the close date of July 29, 2026, and factor in Perth pickup or freight. No reserve prices are stated, so bidding will set the floor.

This auction covers 12+ lots of precious metal and gemstone jewellery. Standout pieces include a 2.13ct diamond solitaire slider in 14K yellow gold and a pair of 4.10ct TDW diamond hoop earrings in 14K rose gold. Coloured stones feature too: blue sapphire and diamond art rings in both white and rose gold, plus fancy blue diamond and diamond halo rings. Emerald and diamond dress rings in 14K yellow gold round out the selection.

Buyers should check the diamond clarity and colour grades where listed, as these drive value. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so you bid per item. The close date is fixed, not extended. No condition reports are noted, so factor in inspection or request one before bidding.

This is a straight-up exit sale from a fertiliser plant, so you’re looking at serious industrial gear, not weekend tinkerer stuff. The thermal processing system and stainless steel pneumatic conveying gear point to a facility that handled bulk materials at scale. The Pallet Bag Rotor Machine on a moving dolly is a niche item that could save a buyer thousands if they need one.

The lot list also includes a rotary grinder (3 phase), a grinding mill system, and a stainless steel mixing vessel. For anyone moving powder or granules, the SWECO separator is the headline act. There’s also a 20ft shipping container and comprehensive rigging and lifting equipment if you need to shift the heavy stuff. Check the photos carefully for wear and tear, but for plant operators or machinery dealers, this is a solid chance to pick up process equipment without the usual wait.

This is a tight collection for anyone chasing high-end labels without the retail hassle. The handbag lineup is strong: a Chanel pearl white small Coco top handle bag, a Gucci Dionysus jumbo wallet on chain, and a Gucci brown mini Horsebit 1955 top handle bag all feature. The Givenchy blush pink calfskin logo embossed wing bag adds a softer option.

On the fur side, the Keska Klein/BMM fur jacket and the Kes II Pelzhaus Bunning Lubek fur piece sit alongside the Arctic Fox full mantle jacket. These are serious winter pieces, not everyday throw-ons. The auction closes July 29, so check the listings for condition notes and photos before bidding.

This online auction covers more than just the standout lots. You will find a Guillerminet French Comtoise wall clock, a bronze Buddha in meditation pose, and a Chinese bronze Guanyin Bodhisattva figure. Brass and bronze deity statues include Lakshmi on a lotus base and a dancing Ganesha.

For a bit of quirky contrast, there is a Kriesler 63cm black and white TV and an Ooshies Disney Easter Mickey Mouse collectible. The Victorian brass and iron oil lamp with opaline glass adds a solid period touch. With 12 plus lots spanning collectables, this is a mixed bag worth scanning before the close date.

This is a straight-up opportunity to grab a modern French watch brand at auction pricing. Briston is known for blending classic design with sporty, retro touches, and the range here covers chronographs, HMS day-date, and the sportier Timeless Sport models. The Gentleman Drivers Icon watch is a standout for anyone after a more automotive-inspired look.

All lots are listed as brand new, so you’re not gambling on pre-owned condition. With 12 lots and close date set for 30 July 2026, there’s time to research each model. Lloyds runs multi-category auctions, so check the jewellery and collectables sections for any additional timepieces that might pop up before the close.

This is a tight, two-lot auction for buyers who need serious lifting capacity. The 2008 Kobelco CKE1800-1F is a heavy-duty lattice boom crawler crane, built for big construction and infrastructure jobs. It’s the kind of gear that commands a premium on the second-hand market if the hours and maintenance records stack up.

The other lot is a near-new 2024 Manitou MC-X Series forklift with a 3-tonne capacity. It’s a current-model machine, so you’re getting modern emissions compliance and likely low hours. For any yard, warehouse, or site that needs a reliable telehandler-style forklift, this is a solid pick.

Both items are offered through Lloyds’ online platform. The auction closes on 31 July 2026, so there’s time to inspect or request condition reports. If you’re after heavy plant gear without the dealer floor markup, this is a clean, focused sale.

This is a straight clearance of premium electric bikes, all listed as brand new. Serial 1 is Harley-Davidson’s e-bike brand, so the RUSH/CTY Speed is a serious piece of gear with a belt drive and top speed of 45 km/h. The Rever Bike Summit DS models are 500W mid-drive bikes built for gravel and commuter riding.

With over 12 lots and multiple units of each model, this is likely a dealer or distributor cleanout. The auction closes 31 July 2026, giving plenty of time to inspect. If you’ve been looking at a $5000-plus e-bike, this is the kind of listing where bids can land well below retail. No location is listed beyond Australia, so check the individual lot details for pickup.

This auction packs serious value for anyone setting up or restocking a workshop. The lot list leans heavily into woodworking gear: a Carba-Tec CTJ-350 jointer planer, a JET DC-2400 industrial dust collector, and a Sher Power Tools DC2HP unit. For metalwork, there’s a manual hydraulic drum lift rated at 400kg and a bandsaw with an industrial drill press.

The Coffee Bella Pantec cart is an odd one out but could suit a mobile operator. The ELGI ELRD-040 screw air compressor is a solid pick for a small trade shop. Don’t overlook the Trupro DM-515 dust collector and the JET DC-1200 either. Bid closes July 31, so check the listings for exact condition and pickup details.

This is a straight-up run of Biante Classics die-cast models, all Ford Falcon GTHOs from the golden era. Every lot is a 1:18 scale piece, and the list is heavy on the XY GTHO Phase 3, including the Allan Moffat collection edition. You’ll also find an XW GTHO Phase 2 in Starlight Blue and an XY GT in the same scale.

For collectors, the appeal is clear: these are detailed, licensed replicas of some of Australia’s most iconic muscle cars. The auction closes on 31 July 2026, so there’s time to pick your colour and budget. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online sale, and with over 12 lots on offer, you can target one or bid across several. No reserve prices are stated, so it pays to watch the bidding early.

This is a straight-up clearance of top-shelf Italian kitchen gear. The lot list runs to 12 items, all brand new, covering cooktops, ovens, and rangehoods. The standout is the ILVE 90cm canopy rangehood, which retails for $4,499, and the induction cooktop models are a solid catch if you are speccing a new kitchen.

The induction ceramic glass cooktop (model not fully listed) and the 90cm induction cooktop are practical picks for anyone renovating. Natural gas cooktops are also in the mix, including a 60cm model and a stainless steel wok burner. Ovens are the 60cm electric built-in style, with two separate listings.

Buyers should note this is a multi-lot auction, not a single sale. Lloyds runs these nationally, so check delivery or pickup options before bidding. With a July 31 close date, there is time to inspect the lot details on their site. No reserve prices are mentioned, which means the starting bids could be well below retail.

This is a classic deceased estate clearance from the Queensland Public Trustee, offering a mixed bag of home goods and collectables. The jewellery selection is the main draw: gold plated chains, bracelets, rope necklaces, and a pair of leaf earrings sit alongside the named Giovanni Peacock brooch. For coin collectors, the lot also includes a bundle of Australian pennies.

The auction closes on July 31, 2026, and there are over a dozen lots to browse. Buyers should check the condition of each piece, especially the plated items, as wear is common in these clearances. It’s a solid pick for anyone looking to add costume jewellery or vintage coins to their collection without paying retail.

This is a mixed-bag clearance with over a dozen lots, covering pop culture collectables and household items. The comic selection is strong: The All-New, All-Different Savage Avengers #2, The Amazing Spider-Man #35, and The Terrific #9 with a DC Comics metal cover are all listed. For DC fans, there’s a Suicide Squad "Constriction Part One" issue and Harley Quinn #69.

Beyond the comics, the UFC Mark Hunt signed photo is a solid get for fight fans. Board game collectors can grab a used Monopoly Empire set, and there’s a novelty Easy Street Diner street sign. Two Coles collector cases are also included: one for Little Treehouse with 24 items, another for Stikeez Fresh Friends. Given the 12+ lot count and the July 31 close date, there’s time to browse, but the auctioneer runs these on a timed close so check the individual lot timers.

This is a straight-up jewellery auction for buyers who want modern diamond pieces without the retail markup. Every lot is listed as 18K white or yellow gold with lab-grown diamonds, so you are getting solid precious metal weight plus stones that test real on a diamond probe. The lab-grown aspect means better clarity and colour for your dollar compared to mined stones of similar grade.

The auction closes on 1 August 2026, which gives time to inspect the lots. Lloyds runs these multi-lot events regularly, so check the bidding increments and buyer’s premium before you jump in. If you are after engagement rings, pendants, or stackable bands in quality gold, this catalogue is worth a proper scroll. No costume pieces here.

The single lot is a 2024 GC Inflatables Raptor 360, a 3.6-metre inflatable boat built for stability and portability. It comes from the brand’s premium Raptor series, known for heavy-duty PVC fabric and high-pressure air floors. As an ex-display unit, it may show light handling marks from showroom use, but it hasn’t been launched.

Buyers should check the listing for included accessories like oars, pump, or storage bag. The auction closes 1 August 2026. With only one lot, this is a direct shot at a near-new inflatable without the usual retail wait or showroom price.

This 12-plus lot sale leans heavily on autographed gear for collectors. The Sergio Perez signed Red Bull Racing Puma cap and the Formula 1 vintage racing caps bundle will appeal to motorsport fans, while the Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus signed item and the 2024 Sydney Swans personally signed guernsey cover footy and soccer. There’s also a Dane Gagai and a Wendell Sailor signed boot for rugby league followers.

Beyond the sport, the Sex and the City original filmcell limited edition adds a pop culture angle. Lloyds runs this as a multi-category online auction, so expect the usual mix of vehicles, jewellery, and plant equipment alongside these collectables. Bidders should check the full lot list for condition notes and shipping details before jumping in.

This is a mixed-bag cellar clearance with 12 lots and counting. The standout names are Rob Dolan True Colours, with a 2017 shiraz in a handy 375ml format and a 2018 chardonnay. Round Two turns up with a 2023 shiraz and a 2022 cabernet, while Riversdale Estate offers a 2023 pinot gris.

The auction also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. So if wine is just the start of your shopping list, there is plenty more to scroll through. Close date is 2 August 2026, so you have time to dig into the full catalogue.

This is a pure LEGO clearance, no reserve on any lot. The collection spans retired themes, licensed sets like Star Wars and Harry Potter, plus Technic and Creator Expert builds. If you are after specific pieces or complete sets for resale, the bulk lots and mixed tubs offer solid value.

Lloyds runs these online auctions regularly, so the bidding is straightforward. Check the photos carefully for box condition and included pieces. Some lots show original packaging, others are loose. With the close date set for August 2, 2026, you have time to pick your targets. No messing around, just a straight shot at cheap bricks.

This is a straight clearance of mosaic tile stock from a supplier, with all lots starting well below retail. The range covers four Lappato finishes in hexagon and herringbone patterns, plus natural stone lava tiles in two sizes. Each sheet is listed with its original RRP so you can see the saving at a glance.

Standout lots include the Glass Taupe Blend Mini French sheets at $59 RRP and the Natural Stone Lava options at $50 RRP. The Eternity Ivory 25×50 sheets are priced at $23 RRP. All lots are sold individually, not in bulk pallets, so you can bid on exactly the pattern and quantity you need.

Check the close date of 3 August 2026. These are brand new sheets, not seconds. If you are tiling a splashback, feature wall, or bathroom floor, this is a chance to buy designer stock without paying full showroom price.

This online auction covers jewellery and collectables without reserve prices. That means every lot will sell to the highest bidder, regardless of the final amount. It’s a straightforward play for anyone looking to pick up something shiny without the usual auction house games.

Lloyds is running the sale, and the lot list points to a mix of everyday accessories and potential keepsakes. No high-end diamonds or designer tags here, just solid, wearable pieces. If you’re after a quick gift or a personal treat, this one keeps the entry price low. The close date is August 3, 2026, so there’s time to browse and decide.

This Lloyds online auction covers more than just machinery. The lot list also includes a 2020 Mitsubishi Pajero, a Honda CRF 250 suited for restoration or parts, and a 2022 Yamaha TTR 50. Smaller gear like the Kanga Loaders with trailer and a Vanguard 18hp engine with heavy duty clutch round out the sale.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the older Isuzu trucks and the Hitachi excavator, as these are likely ex-work units. The boat and motorbikes add variety for recreational buyers, while the Cohar and forklift suit trades or farm use. With 12 lots and a close date of August 4, 2026, it pays to check the photos and any service history before bidding.

Lloyds is putting up over a dozen units from Devanti and Glacio, all brand new. The wine fridges range from compact 8-bottle coolers up to larger capacity models, with shipping set at $49, $79, $99, $149, or $249 depending on size. The bar fridges include 56L and 70L options, plus a 85L model, all at the $79 flat rate.

Buyers should check the close date and bid accordingly. The fixed shipping cost is a clear advantage, especially on the bigger units where courier fees would normally sting. If you need a dedicated fridge for wine or drinks, this is a clean way to pick one up without leaving home.

This auction covers more than just weekend toys. The marine section alone runs from a 2006 Tahoe Q4 bowrider with a MerCruiser to a 2008 Shimano centre console, plus a 2010 AB inflatable on a trailer and a Gull G1278. There’s also a 2005 Evinrude 15hp aluminium tinny with a Dunbier trailer for the budget-conscious.

On the watercraft side, the 2022 Sea Doo GTR 230 and 2016 Yamaha FX SVHO are both current-model performance machines worth a close look. If camping is your angle, the 2026 Roadstar Cross Country, GT Sport 20, and GT Tandem Tourer are all brand new and listed together, along with a 2002 Kedron XC Cross Country and a 2016 Van Campers camper trailer.

Buyers should check each listing for condition notes and location details, as lots are spread across Australia. The auction closes on 5 August 2026, so there’s time to inspect the bigger items.

This is a solid pick for anyone chasing period home decor or scrap-metal value with style. The brass pieces dominate: a curved-spout pitcher, a classical-design urn, and a pair of decorative bottles all show polished finishes. The copper lot stands out too, with a long-handled skimmer ladle and that bed warmer from Wafax, which has collector appeal.

The auction closes on August 6, 2026, so there is time to browse. Lloyds runs multi-category sales, but this collection is focused on interior treasures. No reserve prices are stated, which often means the starting bids are low. Check the lot list for condition notes before bidding.

This is a cellar-clearer with serious depth. The Cranford John Zilm Barossa Valley 2004 appears multiple times, suggesting a collector’s stash, while the 2005 Jacob’s Creek Chardonnay sits in the premium bracket alongside the Queen Adelaide Chardonnay 2002 and Hardys Siegersdorf 1997 Chardonnay. For novelty, The Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Shiraz 2012 adds a pop-culture angle, and the La Boheme Cuvee Blanc from Yarra Valley rounds out the white selection.

Wine aside, this is a multi-category auction from Lloyds, so expect vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods to fill out the listings. Check the full catalogue for any mechanical gear or household items that could sweeten a combined shipping deal. The close date is firm, so bid before 7 August 2026.

This is a tight, niche auction for signed sports gear. The cricket bat run is strong: Pollock, De Villiers, Rhodes, Crowe, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Jason Gillespie, Chris Hartley, Michael Kasprowicz, Martin Love, and James Hopes. That is a solid mix of Test stars and domestic talent, likely from a single collection.

The odd lot out is a vintage wooden barrel with dark staves and brass fittings. Could be a mancave centrepiece or repurpose project. No condition notes in the listing, so inspect the photos closely.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-category online auction, so expect standard terms. Bid before 8 August. No reserve listed on most lots, meaning early bids could steal a signed bat for pocket change.

This auction is built for collectors and resellers chasing sealed product and bulk lots. The Pokemon offerings alone cover several angles: sealed Vivid Voltage packs, a Snorlax SWSH068 holo promo, and a Lugia SWSH069 holo promo. There are also multiple card portfolios and binders, plus bulk collection bundles that could yield hidden value.

The AFL Team 2010 sealed booster packs add a sports-card angle, which is rarer at auction than the usual Pokemon fare. With 12 lots in total, the catalog is compact but targeted. No street addresses needed here, this is an online-only event closing on August 9, 2026.

Buyers should check the condition of each lot, especially the promos and sealed packs. If you are filling gaps in a collection or looking for flip stock, this is a solid mix of sealed and bulk.

This auction leans heavily into high-end coloured gemstones set in 14ct and 18ct white and yellow gold. Standout lots include the Zambian emerald dress ring, a pink Ceylon sapphire and diamond ring, and several Australian sapphire pieces. The diamond section is also strong, with a 3.14ct TDW tennis bracelet and a 3.11ct TDW solitaire ring in 14k yellow gold.

The lot list shows a mix of statement rings and a butterfly design ring in 14k white gold. Bidders should check the exact carat weights and clarity grades, as the descriptions are concise. The auction closes on a single date, so plan your bids accordingly. Lloyds runs regular multi-category sales, but this jewellery selection is above average for a general auction house.

This isn’t a jumble of loose bricks. The lot list shows complete retail sets, many still in their original packaging. Standouts include the Star Wars 75318 The Child (Baby Yoda) build, the Winter Village Christmas Market set, and the botanical collection with roses and daffodils. There’s also the "Everyone Is Awesome" set 40516, a popular display piece.

For collectors, the range covers several themes: Disney, Creator 3-in-1 (the bunny figure set), and seasonal items like the Haunted House with Spider Ornament. With 12-plus lots and no reserve on any of them, you’re bidding against the market, not a hidden minimum. The auction closes on 9 August 2026, so there’s time to pick your targets. Check the full lot list as it updates, because these sets often sell for well under retail in this format.

Lloyds Auctions is running this multi-lot online sale with a zero-reserve policy, meaning every item sells to the highest bidder regardless of price. While jewellery is the headline, the catalogue also dips into collectables, so you might find old coins or silverware mixed in. The no-reserve angle pushes the risk onto the seller, not you.

Standout lots include several Pandora charm bracelets with genuine silver and enamel details, alongside Swarovski crystal pendants in good condition. A handful of ungraded loose sapphires and garnets are worth a look if you know your stones. Check the photos closely for clasp wear and stone chips, as condition varies across the board. Bidding is online only, so register before the 10th if you want a crack.

The auction covers a broad sweep of categories, from general goods to industrial gear. Vehicle listings include standard passenger cars and 4x4s, while the jewellery section features rings, chains, and loose stones. Collectables span coins, stamps, and vintage memorabilia.

For buyers after practical equipment, the plant and machinery lots offer tools, generators, and workshop gear. All items are listed online with photos and condition notes. Bidding closes on the 13th, so register early to inspect the full catalogue.

This multi-lot sale from Lloyds leans hard on the "prestige" tag. The vehicle lineup includes recent Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class models, a few BMW 3 Series, and some older Porsche 911s that could be restoration projects or weekend toys. On the jewellery side, there are diamond rings, gold chains, and branded watches, all sold without reserves in many cases.

Buyers should check the condition reports carefully, as some lots show typical wear for ex-lease or trade-in stock. Plant and equipment is lighter here than in a standard Lloyds auction, but there are a few useful items like a small excavator and a generator set. The collectables category is mixed: some vintage coins and a handful of signed sports memorabilia pieces. If you are after a daily driver with some badge appeal or a gift piece with a known brand, this catalogue has solid options.

This auction leans hard into touring and off-road gear. The Roadstar GT Sport and Cross Country models are built for serious travel, while the Little Rippa suits weekenders. Market Direct Campers bring two XT variants: the XT16HR Island MKIII and the Xtreme MkIII, both set up for rugged campsites.

Older rigs offer budget entry points. The 2013 Jayco Discovery Pop-Top is a classic family van, and the 2005 Lifestyle Leisure Regent is a solid project candidate. Motorhome buyers should check the 2007 Ford Transit VM 430E and the 1991 Ford Trader MC LWB9, plus a 1997 Toyota Dyna in white and teal. A 2021 Patriot Camper Trailer rounds out the off-road options.

Check each lot for condition reports and registration status. These are sold as-is, so factor in any compliance or mechanical work. Bidding closes on the 15th, with individual lot timers expiring in sequence.

This is part two of a clean-out from a large-scale civil rail contractor, offering heavy-duty site leftovers that suit concrete crews and infrastructure trades. Standout lots include the 7.2m lifting points and pockets, heavy duty wear plates, and bulk lots of Vector S6 REP Part A & B industrial gear.

Buyers should note the bulk lot of construction, maintenance and concrete supplies, plus the curing compound like Concure X90. Kelly blocks in sizes 2 and 3 are also listed. If you need pit covers or manhole access gear, those are in the mix too. The auction closes on 19 August 2026, so there is time to inspect the lot list online.

This is part three of an end-of-project clearance from a major rail civil contractor. If you missed the earlier rounds, this is your chance to grab industrial-grade storage built to survive a worksite. The lot list is dominated by Renegade Industrial heavy-duty tool storage boxes, with several Sydney Tools heavy-duty steel boxes and a Daytona Industrial unit mixed in.

For anyone setting up a workshop or restocking a trade trailer, this is a straightforward play. These boxes are designed for abuse, not a showroom. The auction closes on August 20, 2026, so there is time to inspect and plan your bids. Lloyds runs this one online, and with 12 lots confirmed, competition could be light on the less popular models.

This is a focused, single-lot sale for anyone tracking serious Japanese decorative arts. Kiyomitsu is a known name in metalwork, and the tiger and hawk motif carries strong symbolic weight in Japanese culture – the tiger representing courage and the hawk representing power or success.

The close date is 21 August 2026, so there is time to research. Lloyds is running this alongside their usual mix of vehicles, jewellery, and plant equipment, but this lot sits apart. No other lots in this category, so bidding will be tight.

If you are after a museum-grade piece with clear provenance to the artist, this is your shot. Check the condition report directly with Lloyds before the close.

This multi-lot online sale from Lloyds covers more than just jewellery. It also includes vehicles, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it rewards a browse across categories. The unreserved status means every lot will sell to the highest bidder, no minimum price in play.

Jewellery lots are the headline here. Look for diamond-set rings, 9ct and 18ct gold chains, and signed designer pieces. Collectable sections include pre-decimal Australian coins and silverware. For buyers after something practical, there is also a spread of household items and tools mixed in. Check the full catalogue online before the close date of 24 August 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction covering everything from practical gear to personal valuables. On the vehicles side, expect cars, utes, and possibly four-wheel drives suited to coastal living. Jewellery and collectables add a layer of variety, while plant and equipment covers tools and machinery for property maintenance or small-scale work. General goods round out the offering, making this a mixed bag for anyone looking to clear out a rural holding or pick up bargains across multiple categories. The 8.09-hectare block itself is the headline, but the auction format means you can bid on individual lots. Contact Lloyds directly for price details and inspection arrangements.

This is a straight-up run of iron meteorites, each one a solid chunk from beyond Earth. The IAB classification covers a group of magmatic and primitive iron types, often showing Widmanstätten patterns when cut and etched. That means serious collector appeal.

If you are after a specimen for display, study, or resale, this auction delivers a clean dozen. No filler, no mixed lots. Lloyds runs the show online, so you bid from anywhere. Check each lot for weight and condition notes before the close.

This is a serious piece of marine equipment for anyone in the barge or water transport game. The ‘Jane Virgo’ is a self-propelled landing barge, meaning it can move under its own power rather than relying on a tow. That makes it a practical option for river crossings, barge ramps, or moving heavy gear across water.

The auction closes on 31 July 2026, which gives buyers plenty of time to inspect and arrange finance. Lloyds Auctions is running this as a multi-lot sale, so you can also browse vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods in the same event. If you need a landing barge, this is a rare chance to pick up a purpose-built vessel without waiting for a new build.

This is a straight parts play for anyone building or repairing a van. Every item is listed as brand new with the manufacturer’s RRP still attached, so the potential saving is on whatever the bidding settles at. The standout lots are the three $645 acrylic fixed windows, including one curved unit which is usually a harder part to source at a discount.

Buyers should note this is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, covering more than just caravan gear. The close date is 29 July 2026, which gives plenty of time to suss the competition. If you need service doors, there are four access hatches at $129 RRP each. No need to guess condition here, everything is new stock. Just factor in pickup or freight from VIC.

This four-lot sale from Lloyds covers a broad mix of collectables and household gear. The pump organ is the standout oddity, likely to draw interest from antique dealers or restoration hobbyists. The railway lot includes two Japanese items and a Mercedes piece, which could appeal to transport memorabilia collectors.

For the electronics crowd, the Petcube cam and Bose speaker are practical pickups. The PS5 games are in their original blue cases, so condition matters. Bidding closes 30 July 2026. Check the listing for photos and any condition notes before you bid.

This is a bulk buy for anyone stocking a costume shop or running a party hire business. The fairy dress lots dominate the catalogue, with each lot containing either 10 or 12 dresses in sizes ranging from XS upward. That adds up to well over 100 dresses across the entire auction.

The stamp albums and red gum walking sticks are a sharp contrast. The albums come with an assorted packet of stamps, so there is potential for a collector to cherry-pick or flip the whole lot. The walking sticks are solid timber, not the tourist trinket type.

Close date is 2 August 2026. With only 12 lots listed, bidding will move fast. Check the condition notes on the dresses before you jump in.

This is a tidy little clearance for anyone working on a renovation or outfitting a shed. The lot list leans heavily into hardware consumables: three separate bulk lots of 316-grade stainless steel wing nuts in 1/4”, 3/16”, and 5/16” sizes. That’s solid marine-grade gear, handy for outdoor or coastal projects.

Beyond the fasteners, there’s practical home storage and security. A 21-litre fireproof safe with floor mounting hardware, a wall-mount parcel box in black, and a two-drawer two-door base unit for a kitchen or workshop. The pet section includes small and large dog kennels plus a small plastic pet home.

Don’t overlook the oddball items. Thirteen 22cm all-purpose funnels in a bulk lot, plus another dozen 3-in-1 funnels with strainers. A TACTIX bar stool rounds out the mix. Bidding is open now with 12 lots confirmed.