At Lloyds Auctions This Week – Collectables, Jewellery, Liquidation and 125 More Events

This is a mixed auction with a hospitality core. The St George oven and stainless steel bain marie are the practical pieces for anyone setting up or topping up a commercial kitchen. The vendor states the oven still works, though as always with auction gear, inspect before you bid.

The rest of the catalogue leans collectable: commemorative metal tankards, assorted ceramic mugs and tankards, a ceramic coffee set in olive and brown ribbed design, and a Bohemia crystal bowl. Good spread for collectors or anyone after quality glassware and ceramics.

Note the metal garage shelving is pick up only and sold as is. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and general goods, so check the full catalogue and confirm inspection and pickup details before bidding.

This is a genuine mixed bag. The Honda Gold Wing material stands out: a run of vintage and promotional posters, a 20th Anniversary SE poster and a GL1500/6 metal sign, plus a Gold Wing touring motorcycle itself. Collectors of Honda’s flagship tourer will find plenty to sort through here.

The rest is practical gear. Two black desks (one smaller), five chairs sold as one lot, two metal bed frames, a two-seater couch with cover and a modern minimalist dining table. Office fit-out or rental setup, there’s usable furniture here without retail pricing.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Closing 13 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The home improvement and DIY section is where the practical money sits: lighting, cleaning gear, workshop furniture and a spread of hand and power tools.

Standouts include the Vyking Force VF1885BWD 2 in 1 pressure washer and the Ryobi 1450 PSI compact high pressure washer, both useful for outdoor cleanup. For the shed, there’s Kincrome wall storage with SCA workshop stools, plus a Bosch 18V starter kit tucked into one of the assorted tool lots.

Several lots bundle hand tools, accessories, a tool bag and a safety kit, so buyers chasing a full setup can bid across multiple lines. Check each lot description for condition and contents before bidding, and confirm pickup details with the auctioneer.

This is a tight, single-product clearance: seven identical SMEG automatic bean-to-cup machines, all listed with the same $1,199 RRP. That consistency makes it easy to compare and easy to set a target price. If you have been watching these machines at retail, this is a chance to see what the market actually pays when several come up at once.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The coffee machines are the headline here, but it is worth scanning the full listing if you are in the market for other gear.

Buyers should note the close date of 15 November 2026 and check each lot individually for condition and inclusions before bidding. Seven units means competition is spread across multiple lots, which can work in your favour if you pick your target carefully.

This is a general goods auction run by Lloyds, and the homewares list leans heavily on timber. Buyers after a project piece can look at the four-foot timber aquarium cabinet with glass tank, while the living room is covered by the plaid sofa, a coffee table and a timber buffet sideboard with floral accents.

The bedroom and dining gear is where the character sits. There’s a Riva Cantù Italian brass six-piece bedframe, a late 1950s Italian solid pine storage piece (listed twice, so check which lot you’re bidding on), a traditional raised-panel timber cabinet, and six antique timber dining chairs alongside an oak-style dining table suite. Smaller items round it out, including two candle holders up to 47cm tall.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so condition and contents should be checked per lot before bidding. The catalogue covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant as well, which means it’s worth scanning the full list rather than just the homewares section.

This is a broad lifestyle clean-out rather than a single big-ticket draw. The bike listings carry the most obvious value: a folding electric bike for storage-friendly commuting, a Huffy Spider-Man kids’ bike and a bulk lot of assorted children’s and BMX bikes that suits anyone kitting out a family or flipping a few frames.

Smaller consumables stack up too. A case of 12 hair spray cans, 12 boxes of 50 black disposable face masks, a box of wound dressings and a 36-bottle essential oils set are the kind of bulk household buys that disappear quickly at the right price. Add a 10,000mAh powerbank with built-in cable, a set of 12 smart sphere lights with 16 million colours, a 12-piece bum bag lot and the Torso Track, and there is something here for most buyers.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so check each lot description for condition and sold-as-one-lot groupings before bidding. The face masks, dressings and hair spray are sold as single lots, so factor that into what you are prepared to pay.

This is a distribution centre clearance with 12-plus lots, and the bulk of it is serious commercial cooking equipment. Unox features across multiple lots: XBC905E combi ovens in both electric and stainless configurations, plus Bakertop XEBL-16EU-E1LS.0 and XEBL-16EU-E1RS.2 bakery ovens. For anyone fitting out a bakery or food production space, that’s a solid run of matching brand gear.

Beyond the ovens, there’s a Costan ULTND12 open front multi-deck display unit for retail or deli setups, two planetary mixers (KB-503 and IBE IM40B), and a Henny Penny Computron 8000 pressure fryer. Mixers, frying and display covered in one sale.

One thing to note: this auction is collection only, so factor freight or a trailer into your bidding. Contact details for the auctioneer are listed in the lot list if you need to arrange inspection.

Public Trustee auctions tend to pull together odd bedfellows, and this one is no exception. The vehicle list spans decades: a 1978 Chrysler Valiant single cab ute and a 2004 Ford Falcon sit alongside a 2008 Peugeot 207 XT listed as repairable, plus the 2016 Hyundai i30 Active and Honda Civic VTi. The Civic stands out with just 38,139 km on the clock, well below what you’d expect for its age.

Beyond the cars, there’s a Pride Celebrity DX mobility scooter, garden gear including a STIHL BGE 81 corded blower, and a jewellery and watch selection. The pick of the smalls is a vintage Omega Ladymatic, with a gold-tone Casio MQ-310G, a classic Figaro chain and a gold-tone cluster cocktail ring rounding out the lots.

Lloyds is running the sale online across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and general goods. The mix suits buyers chasing one specific item rather than a single big-ticket purchase, so check each lot’s condition notes before bidding.

This is a practical sale for anyone setting up or refitting a food business. The big-ticket items are the kind that usually cost serious money new: a walk-in cool room at 4000mm x 2200mm x 2280mm with doors, a Computron 8000 gas pressure fryer, and a Koldtech SQRCD-15-BA refrigerated display case. Add the double gas deep fryers and the chicken rotisserie and you have the core of a hot food operation covered in one auction.

There is solid prep and storage gear too. Three-door fridges with composite construction, single-door upright fridges, stainless steel salad and pizza prep fridges, a 600mm gas flat griddle and a five-layer food warmer round out the working kit. For bakeries or takeaway shops, the commercial gas naan and Lebanese flatbread oven and the automatic electric pizza dough roller are worth a closer look.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant equipment, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just this category. Inspect the specs on the larger units, particularly the cool room dimensions and the gas connections on the fryers and oven, before bidding.

This is a jewellery-focused sale with moissanite doing most of the heavy lifting in the lot list. The green stones are the standout: a 7.55ct octagon cut and a 6.40ct round, both gem certified. White moissanite appears as a matched 5.40ct round brilliant pair and as single loose stones from 5.00ct to 5.90ct.

Natural diamonds are represented across three cuts: a 1.73ct emerald cut, a 1.09ct cushion cut, and a 0.13ct pear cut. The aquamarine pair at 2.31ct total and the certified 0.84ct tanzanite round out the coloured stone offerings.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the jewellery. Buyers should check certification details and viewing arrangements for each gem lot before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction, so the wine sits alongside the usual Lloyds mix of vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. If you are bidding on the cellar side, the De Morgenzon DMZ trio is the pick of the bunch: Syrah/Shiraz 2021, Rosé 2024 and Grenache Noir 2022.

The Safari Big 5 series covers a fair spread of styles, from Lion Shiraz 2024 and Rhino Pinotage 2024 to Elephant Merlot 2024, Buffalo Chenin Blanc 2025 and Leopard Rosé 2025. Rounding out the list are the 2022 Round Two Cabernet and Habitat Cabernet Merlot and Chardonnay.

Check the lot list carefully before bidding, since the catalogue runs well beyond wine. Close date is 10 November 2026.

This is a straightforward Christmas stock-up: 12-plus lots of new Jingle Jollys trees and decorations, listed with fixed-price shipping per item. Sizes run from compact mini trees through to a 2.4m centrepiece, so there’s a fit for a small apartment or a full lounge room setup.

Shipping is set per lot rather than calculated at checkout, which makes it easy to work out your total before you bid. The smaller items sit at $9 shipping, mid-size trees at $29, and the largest lot at $49.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue also spans vehicles, jewellery, plant and equipment, and general goods. Closing date is 10 November 2026, so there’s time to sort your list before the festive season.

This is a one-lot online auction through Lloyds, closing 10 November. The lot is a Lifestyle Communities display suite and sales office, the kind of relocatable building that suits a site office, a temporary sales base, or a granny-flat conversion with the right approvals.

Lloyds runs multi-lot online sales across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so this listing sits alongside a broad catalogue rather than a standalone specialty sale.

Inspect before you bid and check the removal conditions, since relocatable buildings need transport arranged and site access confirmed.

This is an unreserved jewellery auction, so every lot sells regardless of price. That suits anyone chasing coloured stones or loose gems without the retail counter in the way. The spread is broad: big carat weights sit next to smaller, wearable pieces, and the mix runs from topaz and amethyst through to kunzite, peridot and turquoise.

The headline lots are the 80.40 carat Kashmir corundum and the 28.50 carat South Sea pearl, both substantial pieces that will draw attention. Also worth a look are the 20.90 carat Brazilian amethyst, the 9.70 carat Ludwigite peridot and the 49.90 carat turquoise. Two aquamarines (8.25 and 4.25 carats) and a 5.80 carat peridot round out the smaller stones.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so check each listing for condition, treatment and certification before bidding. With 12+ lots and no reserve, the final prices will come down to who turns up.

This is a genuine spread of Australian opal country, not a single stone dressed up as a collection. Lightning Ridge black opal appears in both cut form and jelly rub, while Coober Pedy shows up as a dark based rub and a cushion cut mosaic. Koroit carries serious weight here, with the 51 carat boulder opal the biggest piece on the list alongside a 7.3 carat fossil opal and a 6.4 carat boulder stone.

Ethiopian opal gemstones round out the rough, and the two boulder opal pendants on cord give buyers a finished piece to compare against the loose stones. Weights and cuts are listed per lot, so check each one before bidding.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the catalogue stretches beyond opals into vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Worth a scan of the full listing if opal is only part of what you are chasing.

This is a small, focused six-lot auction, which means less competition per item than you would find in a sprawling general sale. The Millenium mattresses use a Thousand Springs build, with one King and two Queens on offer. The Breeze line brings a Blue Gel Top across one King and two Queens.

Buyers should note the mix of sizes: three King options and three Queens, so there is room to match a specific bedroom setup rather than settle for whatever is left. Lloyds is running the sale online, closing 11 November, so inspect the lot details and condition notes before bidding.

With only six lots, each mattress carries its own listing. Work out which size and model you actually want, then bid on that one rather than spreading across the field.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds, and the e-scooter and e-bike theme sits alongside a much broader catalogue. The BLVD Elite electric scooter is the standout, listed repeatedly with an RRP of $1,299, so there’s scope to chase more than one unit or pick your preferred listing.

Don’t assume it’s all scooters. The auction also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, which makes it worth a full catalogue scan rather than a quick glance at the headline lots.

The auction closes 11 November 2026. With 12-plus lots confirmed and a mix of categories, check each listing’s condition and details before you bid.

This is a broad Lloyds multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the IT and home entertainment gear listed here. For buyers chasing desk and lounge-room upgrades, the tech section alone covers projectors, displays, audio and computing in one place.

Standout lots include the Maxhub E6520 65" touchscreen with mobile stand, a pair of Toshiba e-STUDIO 4515AC multifunction printers, an Apple MacBook Pro laptop, and a Harman Kardon powered subwoofer paired with Bose standing speakers and a vinyl record player. Smaller items like the Epson EMP-760 3LCD portable projector, PICO projector, BAUHN speaker, HDMI central host control unit and Fuji FZ-3000 Zoom Date 35mm camera round out the list.

With 12+ lots listed and the sale running online until 11 November, condition varies across used and working items, so check each lot description and photos before bidding. Inspections and collection details sit with the auctioneer.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, with jewellery sitting alongside vehicles, collectables, plant and general goods across the catalogue. The jewellery section alone covers more than a dozen lots, so there is room to pick and choose rather than chase a single piece.

The standouts are in the coloured stone and diamond work. A 14K white gold ring holds a 1.47ct blue Ceylon sapphire, a 14K yellow gold solitaire slider carries 2.13ct of diamond, and a 14K rose gold hoop pair totals 4.10ct TDW. Art Deco styling shows up across sapphire and ruby rings in white and rose gold, and there are halo dress rings in emerald and blue diamond to round things out.

Buyers should note the mixed karats, 9K through 14K, and check each lot for stone specs and condition before bidding. Closes 11 November.

This is a storage unit repossession sale, which means the furniture has come from a single cleared space rather than a curated collection. The lot list leans heavily toward matching pairs: gilt Rococo bedside tables with marble tops, French Louis XV-style carved bedsides, and bombe-front pairs that would suit a bedroom set-up or a buyer furnishing multiple rooms at once.

Standouts include the ornate Rococo-style dressing table with marble top and the gold-finished glass-top coffee tables, both of which carry the kind of decorative detail that usually commands a premium at retail. The pairs of marble-top side tables are the sort of lot that resells well or fills a formal living room without the matched-set price tag.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just the furniture. Close date is 11 November 2026. Inspect condition on the marble and gilt finishes before bidding, as repossession stock is sold as-is.

This is a small, focused fashion drop rather than a sprawling clearance, so the quality holds up across the board. Eyewear is the strongest thread: five Ray-Ban lots covering classic and oversized shapes, most in polarised lenses, plus the BVLGARI Butterfly in gold and grey for something dressier.

Accessories round it out with real brand weight. The Burberry reversible check TB belt in size S and the Gucci GG wool beanie in grey and black are the sort of pieces that move quickly, and the Louis Vuitton Waterfront mule in monogram adds footwear to the mix. The Fendi Roma silk foulard and Oroton Jules square suit buyers after smaller, giftable items.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the wider catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so it pays to check the full sale rather than just this category. Condition reports and sizing details are worth confirming before bidding on apparel and footwear.

This is a genuine mixed bag, and that is the appeal. The boat list runs from a 1980 Haines Hunter 445C Half Cabin through to a 2003 Ally Craft 410 Scout Runabout with a Yamaha 30, so there is something for a first-timer and something for a buyer chasing a bigger rig. The personal watercraft stand out: the 2024 Sea-Doo FishPro Sport 170 and 2022 Sea-Doo RXT-X RS 300 are recent models, and the 2016 Yamaha FX SVHO rounds out the ski options.

On the trailer side, several items are listed as unused, including a 2025 MAXI Premium Package Tradie Trailer, a 2025 GREEN PTY LTD tipper trailer and a 2025 Nathan Shop 8×8 multi purpose box cargo unit. A 2018 PBL Trailers enclosed trailer in white is also in the mix.

Lloyds notes the wider catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to scroll the full list rather than stop at the boats. Everything runs online, with bidding closing 11 November.

This is a broad Lloyds Auctions online sale running across multiple categories, with plant and equipment the drawcard for anyone kitting out a earthworks or civil operation. The excavator lineup covers plenty of ground: a 2012 Caterpillar 312D 13T showing 5,348 hours, a Yanmar ViO80-1 on rubber tracks, plus Bobcat E50z and E20 machines for tighter work. Caterpillar 303.5E minis from the 2013 to 2018 window add smaller options.

Loaders and lift gear are well represented too. There’s a 2019 JCB 540V140 telehandler with enclosed cabin, a 2021 UHI LG930 wheel loader, a 2025 Godzilla 5500W wheel loader, and a 2023 Bobcat T590 compact track loader. A 2021 Ozziquip SL730 skid steer and a Sakai TS160-3 2.7t pneumatic multi-tyre roller round out the compaction and site prep side, with a Crown W2T110 electric walkie stacker for warehouse work.

Lloyds notes the sale also spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables and general goods, so it pays to scan the full catalogue rather than just the plant section. Inspections and bidder registration run through Lloyds ahead

This is a collection built around the Royal Mint’s annual sets, with several years of Brilliant Uncirculated issues sitting alongside proof and circulating commemorative pieces. The 1985 United Kingdom Proof Coin Collection is the standout for anyone chasing presentation quality, while the run of 1986, 1987 and 1988 BU sets gives you a chance to fill gaps in a year-by-year holding.

Beyond the sets, the singles are worth a look: a 1987 One Pound English Oak, a 1983 Uncirculated One Pound, the four-coin cased Twenty Pence set, and a 1977 Western Samoa One Dollar issued for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. The Falkland Islands Liberation Crown rounds out the Commonwealth interest.

Everything is unreserved, so the lots will sell regardless of where bidding lands. Condition varies across the group, so check the images and descriptions on each lot before the 11 November close.

This is an insurance claim sale, which usually means one thing for buyers: volume. The lots are stacked as bulk packs rather than singles, with quantities of 20 and 30 on several Seal Designs lines. Individual RRPs on the bulk lots sit between $539 and $908, so the per-unit maths gets interesting fast if you have a use for 20 of the same fitting.

The range covers both residential and commercial applications. There are low voltage indoor/outdoor LEDs in the SD and SDC series, 240v 15 LED drivers, RGB in-ground units and low voltage SD005B fittings. Smaller single lots with RRPs around $70 to $114 sit alongside the bulk packs, giving smaller buyers a way in.

Worth noting the auction house lists this within a broader multi-category sale covering vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just the lighting section. The sale closes 12 November 2026.

This is a mixed jewellery and collectables sale, and the watch list punches above its modest lot count. Seiko features heavily: a vintage mechanical pendant watch, a quartz ref. 2G38-0020, and the Blue Face Hi-Beat 21 jewel, which is the pick for anyone who follows Japanese movements. Swiss and fashion names round it out, with a Maurice Lacroix bundled alongside Citizen and Seiko pieces, a Tag Heuer Formula 1, and the skeleton-dialled Emporio Armani Meccanico.

Plenty of affordable daily wear sits in the mix too. There are men’s stainless steel pieces with blue and teal dials, a three-watch group lot, a Tissot ladies vintage rectangular dress watch and a Casio quartz in stainless steel with pink accents. Condition varies across the catalogue, so read each listing carefully before bidding.

The sale closes 12 November 2026 and runs online alongside Lloyds’ broader stock of vehicles, plant and general goods. Worth a look if you want a few watches without paying retail.

This is a multi-lot online auction with 12-plus watches listed, spanning proper heavyweights and everyday wear. The Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 4947/1A-001 is the headline piece, with a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date and an Omega Constellation Ref. 1202.15.00 close behind. Omega fans also get a Seamaster Professional 300M in stainless steel.

Tag Heuer makes up a big chunk of the catalogue: a 2010 Link Chronograph 42mm, a vintage Heuer Autavia chronograph, an Aquaracer 43mm, a Carrera Calibre 5 Day-Date and a Carrera Automatic. An IWC Schaffhausen rounds out the Swiss lineup alongside the two Longines.

Lloyds runs this as part of a broader multi-category sale that also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just the watch section. Condition reports and service history are worth requesting before you bid on the vintage pieces, particularly the Autavia.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, covering general goods alongside the Christmas decor. Every lot is listed as new, and the Jingle Jollys range dominates the catalogue: 3D Christmas trees, a 20M garland, a 2.4m tree and several other festive pieces.

RRPs give a useful guide to value. The top lot carries an RRP of $219.99, with others at $136.99, $132.99 and $64.99. Shipping is fixed price, mostly $9, with some larger lots at $19 or $29, so factor that into your bid.

The auction closes 12 November 2026. With 12+ lots on the block, there is room to bid across several items without chasing the same piece as everyone else.

This is a multi-lot online auction running through Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The collectables side is where the character sits: a pair of vintage warrior statues from Singapore, four Chinese decorative ceramic vases with lids, and a run of homewares including ceramic serving dishes up to 50cm and Maxwell Williams handpainted pieces.

Smaller lots round out the catalogue, among them a Paris themed wallclock, framed memorabilia featuring a collage, and a six-piece cinnamon placemat set with matching coasters. Good spread for anyone furnishing a room or hunting a specific decorative piece.

Buyers should note the 12 November close and check individual lot conditions and inspection details through the listing before bidding.

This is a clean lineup of new REVER e-bikes, with the off-road specification models carrying an RRP of $4,599 and the cargo variants at $3,599. The Opera 1000W sits at the entry point with a $3,500 RRP, while the Summit 500W and Summit DS round out the range at $4,399 each.

Every lot is brand new, so there is no wear to factor in and no repair budget to set aside. The mix covers off-road riding, cargo hauling, and everyday commuting, which means there is a bike here for most buyers.

Lloyds Auctions is running this as a multi-lot online auction closing 13 November 2026. Ten lots in total, all REVER, all new. Worth a look if you have been pricing these at retail.

This is an unreserved clearance, so every lot sells regardless of price. The catalogue leans heavily on two seater couches in fabric upholstery, giving buyers plenty of choice if they need to fill a lounge room or fit out a rental. Grey stone and cream finishes appear in the mix.

The standout lots are the electric couches: a three seater and multiple two seaters in leather-look upholstery, alongside a fabric electric two seater. Recliner mechanisms are worth inspecting where possible, but at unreserved pricing they are the picks of the list.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just the furniture section. All lots are in Australia, with bidding closing 13 November 2026.

This is a mixed online auction with lots spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the catalogue rewards a proper look rather than a quick skim. The audio lots are the pick of the bunch: the vintage AKAI SW-T50 towers and the BOSE PS48 powered subwoofer system sit alongside a speaker bundle and the SONY system and spare parts, giving hi-fi tinkerers plenty to work with.

Furniture buyers get a solid spread too, with a carved timber two-door cabinet with internal storage, a large brown wooden dining table, two used 3-seater fabric sofas, and a pair of TV entertainment units, one in timber and one in black with smoked glass. A framed red parrot print rounds out the decor side.

With 12+ lots and a close date of 13 November 2026, there is time to inspect and plan. Condition varies across the general goods, so check each lot listing before bidding.

Unreserved means the lot sells to the highest bidder, whatever the figure. That is the drawcard here: six vehicles, no reserve, online across the auction window.

The spread is broad. Late-model buying is covered by the 2021 MG ZST Core SUV in black and the 2016 Audi A3 1.4 TFSI Attraction sedan. At the other end, the 1996 Toyota Hiace SBV van shows 234,313 km and the 2008 Ford Focus XR5 Turbo hatch is listed as a non-runner, so budget for inspection and repairs on those two. The 2013 Toyota GR86 GTS coupe and the 2010 Holden Statesman/Caprice sedan round out the list.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, with vehicles sitting alongside jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods in the wider catalogue. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking on each lot before bidding, particularly the non-runner.

This is a broad warehouse wipeout rather than a single-category sale, so the lots swing from plumbing and fitting hardware to display and furniture stock. The Georg Fischer PE100 SDR11 180mm fitting and the red pipe end caps will suit anyone working in civil or industrial supply, while the TaylorMade TM-5 clip and universal driver arms cover display and merchandising gear.

Furniture is the other half of the story. Pairs of mirrored side tables, navy ottomans and green velvet armchairs sit alongside a two-tier mirrored console, a black lacquered console and an industrial-style two-drawer writing desk. Four wheels with poles and a metal bar round out the mixed goods.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction with vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant also appearing across its wider catalogue. Buyers should check each lot’s condition notes and pickup terms before bidding, since the stock is used and the categories are mixed.

This is a clean-out of boxed nursery stock, not secondhand gear. The range covers most of a nursery in one hit: two cot styles, a traditional Stirling cot in white, cot mattresses, a three-drawer change table with mattress, and a change pad sized for a four-drawer tallboy.

Storage is where the value stacks up. The seven-drawer chest BF-2108 carries a $799 RRP, with CT-07 four-drawer chests in white and natural at $399 each, plus two-tone three-drawer options and QB chest tops at $69.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so you can chase individual pieces rather than a single bundle. Check condition and assembly requirements on each lot before bidding, and confirm pickup or freight from the auctioneer.

This is a multi-lot online auction with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the catalogue rewards a proper read rather than a quick skim. The jewellery side is the drawcard: assorted watches in boxes, including gold, sit alongside the tooling and electronics.

Tools make up the bulk of what’s listed. A Makita heavy duty rotary hammer drill and a Dremel 8240 cordless in case with battery are the standouts, backed by a Dewalt tool bag of misc items, a Tactix tool box containing various screws, a Makita mini blower and a power tool plus leaf blower. There’s also a Tripro tripod stand in red and a 20m extension lead with cord winder.

Beyond the workshop gear, the lots include an XTM 12V/24V distribution panel, a Nanocam dash camera and a black e scooter. With 12-plus lots and a 13 November close, check each listing for condition and what’s actually included before you bid.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The timber listings sit within that broader catalogue, so there is plenty to scroll through beyond the pine.

For anyone planning a build, reno or fencing job, the treated pine lots are the practical draw. The 90×35 Baltic MGP10 DTL lengths come in H2F treated pine across three sizes, and the Meypine H3 and H4 grades cover outdoor applications where durability matters. Merbau timber rounds out the hardwood side.

Bidding runs online and closes 13 November 2026. Check the lot descriptions for lengths, quantities and condition before you commit.

This is a multi-lot online clearance running through Lloyds Auctions, with the turf range sitting alongside the usual spread of vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. For anyone pricing a landscaping job, a backyard reno or a sports surface, the variety of profiles is the draw: Buffalo and Aspen for a softer domestic look, Sport and Pro Tennis for play areas, Stadium and Active Plus for heavier traffic.

Lot names suggest a mix of green tones and product types rather than one uniform batch, so check each listing for roll size, condition and quantity before bidding. A Test Pitch Buffalo lot also appears, which may suit buyers after a sample or smaller run.

Closing date is 13 November. Inspect the individual lot details for measurements and pickup terms.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the kids’ riding gear. The lot list leans heavily on recognised names: Razor’s 20" Nightmare, Agitator and Nebula bikes, Segway Ninebot kickscooters and helmets, and a spread of Kent kids’ bikes including the Twinkle, Cupcake and Street Racer. Helmets cover Razor’s V17 Youth in gloss black and Carbon Urban models in matte cream and matte blue.

RRPs on the list run from around $70 for helmets up to $399 for the Razor Agitator, which gives you a rough guide on value when the bidding starts. With 12-plus lots and a close date of 13 November 2026, there’s time to check the full catalogue and condition reports before committing.

This is a trade supplies and auto tools clearance, and the lot list leans heavily on skin-only Milwaukee and Makita gear. That suits buyers who already run one battery platform and want to add tools without paying for cells and chargers they don’t need. The Milwaukee lineup covers M12 mounting fan, wet/dry vacuum, band saw and laminate trimmer plunge base, plus an M18 compact site light and a 40qt XL Packout cooler.

Makita is well represented too: an 18V brushless 400mm chainsaw, 18V LXT brushless impact wrench, 13mm XGT 40V Max angle grinder and an 18V X-LOCK angle grinder. Three Ox P262930 tool bags and a 15L backpack water supply with powered base round out the listing.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Check each lot description for what’s included, since several items are listed as skin only. Bidding closes 13 November 2026.

Ex-government stock is the drawcard here. These are working vehicles with documented history, and the mix covers both sides of a tradie’s needs: tippers for hauling and Rangers for site runs. The 2018 Hino 300 Series 616 Crew Cab Tipper is the pick of the tippers, with crew seating and a genuine tipper body. The 2013 Hino 300 Series 2 Hybrid Tipper is the older, cheaper option for anyone after a hybrid work truck.

On the ute side, the 2018 Ford Ranger XL 2.2 Hi-Rider Single Cab and the 2015 Ford Ranger XL Single Cab Chassis both come in white, the standard fleet spec that’s easy to fit out or move on. The 2013 Voyager Box Trailer rounds things out at 739 kg ATM, light enough to tow behind a standard vehicle.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Bidding closes 13 November 2026. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before you commit.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The LEGO listings sit within that broader catalogue, and the mix skews heavily toward retired and hard-to-find sets rather than current shelf stock.

The Star Wars lineup is the deepest part of the offering, with Jabba’s Sail Barge 75020, Kylo Ren’s Command Shuttle 75104, Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle 75362, and Battle on Takodana 75139 all listed. Beyond Star Wars, the Monster Fighters pair, the Haunted House 10228 and Vampyre Castle 9468, are the sort of sets that rarely come up in one place. The Ideas range adds Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale 21348 and Pirates of Barracuda Bay 21322, while the Creator 3in1 Downtown Noodle Shop and the DC Batwing 76265 round out the list.

Buyers should note the auction covers a wide spread of categories, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just the LEGO lots. Condition, completeness, and box status are worth confirming on each listing before bidding, as is pickup or postage arrangements through Lloyds.

This is a multi-lot online auction running through Lloyds, so expect the usual mix of categories alongside the jewellery: vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods all turn up in these sales. The jewellery section is the drawcard here, with 12-plus lots built around certified natural stones rather than treated or synthetic pieces.

Burmese ruby features heavily, spanning rings and earrings in 925 silver settings, some paired with diamonds or tsavorite. The Zambian emerald and Burmese ruby earrings are a strong pairing, and the Ethiopian opal ring adds something different to the lineup.

The pick of the bunch may be the unheated Padparadscha sapphire rings, four of them listed separately. Unheated stones in this colour range are hard to find at auction, and each comes with digital certification. Worth reading the lot descriptions closely on those, since cut, carat weight and treatment status will drive the final prices.

Bidding closes 13 November.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The coin section is the drawcard here: 12-plus lots of Australian decimal and pre-decimal material, with several sealed rolls of coloured $2 coins sitting alongside key-date pennies.

The 1925 penny is the headline lot for serious collectors, and the 1946 KGVI penny is another one to check against your album. For roll buyers, there are multiples of the 2022 Commonwealth Games $2, plus Remembrance Day Green Dove (2014), Lest We Forget Eternal Flame (2018), Police Day (2019), Aboriginal Flag (2022) and Ambulance Services (2021) rolls.

Two rolls of mixed KGV Australian pennies are also listed, with years not sorted. Worth a look if you’re chasing bulk pre-decimal stock or want to hunt through for better dates.

This is a focused jewellery auction built around certified lab grown stones, and the size range is the story. Several lots sit above 3ct, with the 7.00ct pear and 8.09ct round standing out for anyone chasing presence on the finger or in a pendant. Colour and clarity grades hold up across the board, mostly D to G with VVS1 and VVS2 clarity.

Cut variety is broad for a small catalogue: pear, oval, round, radiant, elongated cushion. That gives buyers room to match a stone to a setting rather than settling for whatever shape happens to be listed. The 4.01ct elongated cushion and 3.09ct E VVS2 round are worth a closer look alongside the headline lots.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so bidding is remote and the catalogue spans jewellery, collectables and general goods beyond the diamonds. Read the grading reports on each lot before bidding and confirm viewing arrangements with the auctioneer.

This is a broad general goods auction run by Lloyds, with whitegoods and appliances sitting alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant equipment across the catalogue. For anyone setting up a rental, granny flat or workshop, the fridge and air conditioner lots cover the basics without retail pricing.

The commercial gear is worth a look: the Polar CE212-A 598 litre refrigeration unit and Cambro UPCH400 heated pan carrier suit a cafe or catering setup, and the KickassBlack oven door panel is a cheap fix for a damaged stove.

Cleaning and comfort lots round it out, with two Dyson barrel vacuums (one with turbine head), a cordless stick vacuum, the Bissell CrossWave Pet and a De’Longhi 2200W ceramic panel heater. Condition varies across the list, so check each lot’s photos and notes before bidding.

This is a collector’s auction with real depth in the card lots. The Marilyn Monroe material spans several 1995 Series 2 collections, each holding 16 to 18 cards, plus holographic trading cards for something with a bit more shine. Sports card collectors get a run of 1993 Sports Time Card Company collections, again in the 16 to 18 card range, so there’s room to chase multiples or fill gaps in a set.

Cricket fans aren’t left out, with an Australia 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup item in the mix. Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the catalogue extends well beyond the cards into vehicles, jewellery, plant and equipment and general goods, so it pays to scroll the full list rather than stop at the memorabilia.

With 12+ lots and a close date of 14 November 2026, there’s time to inspect the listings properly. Check card conditions and completeness per lot before bidding, since collection sizes vary between 16 and 18.

This is a true lifetime accumulation rather than a themed sale, and that is the appeal. Lloyds Auctions is listing vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so the catalogue rewards a proper read rather than a quick scan of the headline lots.

The cars carry the weight of the collection. A red 1956 Ford Thunderbird Convertible and a two-tone 1956 Bentley S Type bookend the early end, with a cream and blue Edsel Citation, a pink Lincoln Continental Mark IV Coupe and a light blue Rolls Royce Silver Spirit filling out the American and British metal. European interest comes from a grey 1975 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV Coupe, a yellow 1967 Fiat Siata Auto Spider 850 and a silver 2004 Maserati Coupe Cambiocorsa, while a maroon 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SEL W126 and a red 1992 Ford Falcon GLi sedan cover the modern classic end.

Buyers should note the spread beyond vehicles. Jewellery, plant and general goods sit in the same catalogue, so condition and inspection details matter more than usual across a sale this mixed. The auction closes 14 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, and the headline act is a run of brand new ILVE kitchen gear with original RRPs still attached. The spread covers the full cooking setup: 60cm electric built-in ovens at $2,216 and $2,036 RRP, induction ceramic glass cooktops up to $3,199, a 90cm induction cooktop at $2,799, and natural gas cooktops from $1,199 through $2,396. Smaller lines include a stainless steel wok burner at $1,099 and a 90cm ILIH900X model at $968.

Beyond the cooktops there is a 37 bottle wine storage cabinet at $2,091 RRP and a stainless steel hood-style BBQ lid, model ILH304X. With 12+ lots and every item new, this suits anyone fitting out a kitchen or a BBQ setup who wants ILVE gear at auction prices rather than retail.

Lloyds is also running vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods in the same multi-lot sale, so it pays to scan the full catalogue rather than just the appliance section. Close date is 15 November 2026. Check each lot’s condition notes and confirm pick-up or freight arrangements before bidding, since appliance lots can be bulky.

The Pokemon content runs deep here. Beyond the bulk lots, there’s a Charizard SWSH066 Vivid Voltage pre-release promo, a 30th Anniversary set, and sealed booster bundles, the sort of gear that appeals to both set builders and sealed collectors. A 100+ Chinese Pokemon card lot with Full Art pulls adds an unusual angle for anyone chasing international variants.

Non-Pokemon lots include a 1996 Upper Deck Collector’s Choice #26 Michael Jordan card, worth a look for basketball collectors, and a Nintendo Switch console bundle with official accessories for gaming buyers.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just this category. Bidding closes 15 November 2026.

This is a mixed house and homewares sale with plenty of variety for anyone furnishing a place or topping up a rental. The seating is the obvious draw: a vintage set of six ornately carved timber dining chairs and a grey upholstered sectional sofa with ottoman. There’s also a blush pink tall boy with glass top and a deconstructed timber bed frame missing its support, so check the condition notes before you commit.

Office and storage gear rounds out the list. An unassembled office desk with shelving, a mobile workstation desk cart with adjustable height, and an assorted pallet lot of office furniture set give you options if you’re kitting out a workspace on a budget. Decor lots include a floral lines artwork, a charcoal seed vase, and two Villena tumblers in white marble.

The auction closes 15 November 2026. Lloyds runs multi-lot online sales across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to read each lot description closely. The bed frame is incomplete and the desk is unassembled, so factor in assembly and missing parts before bidding.

This is a clearance-style online auction running through Lloyds Auctions, closing 15 November 2026. The catalogue centres on new Wanderlite luggage, with multiple two-set and three-set configurations among the lots, plus individual 20-inch and 28-inch cases and smaller travel accessories.

Shipping is fixed per lot, ranging from $9 for the travel pieces up to $49 for the larger three-set bundles, which makes it easy to work out your total before bidding. With 12+ lots on offer, there is room to pick up a set for yourself and another for the family without doubling up on the same configuration.

Lloyds runs multi-lot online auctions across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so this luggage clearance sits within a broader catalogue. Check the shipping tier on each lot before you commit, since it varies by size.

The catalogue leans heavily on 18ct gold, with white gold dominating and yellow gold appearing in the Art Deco style and wedding ring lots. Standouts include a platinum diamond ring, an Art Deco style 18ct yellow and white gold piece, and emerald and diamond rings in both white and two-tone gold. Sapphire and diamond, tanzanite and diamond, and diamond stud and pendant lots round out the gemstone offerings.

Several lots carry XRF testing, which gives buyers a documented read on metal content before bidding. Wedding ring sets and single bands in 18ct white and yellow gold sit alongside the dressier stone-set pieces, so there is scope for both everyday wear and collection pieces.

The sale runs online and closes 15 November. With 12 or more lots in the jewellery category alone, it pays to read each listing closely for stone specs, sizing, and condition rather than bidding on the headline metal alone.

Lloyds Auctions has put together a broad lifestyle sale that covers plenty of ground. Vehicles sit alongside jewellery and collectables, with plant and equipment and general goods rounding out the categories. That mix suits buyers chasing a specific piece and anyone happy to trawl for value across a wide catalogue.

The spread of categories means there is something for most budgets. Collectables and jewellery appeal to the detail-minded, while plant and equipment and vehicles draw the practical crowd. General goods fill the gaps.

It is an online multi-lot auction closing 16 November. Check each lot’s condition and location before bidding, since the catalogue crosses several categories and not every item will suit every buyer.

The animatronics are the talking point. Multiple 2.7m scary clowns and 2.4m skeleton reapers, including Lytworx and Byworx figures, would normally cost serious money new. If you run a haunt, a venue or just a very committed Halloween display, this is where the value sits.

Beyond the spooky gear there is proper outdoor kit: a HAOQI Romeo fat tyre electric bike and a KAASPEED scooter for getting around, an EvaKool 120L fibreglass ice box and a Riley’s fibreglass ice box for camp or boat, plus a Wanderer Kalbarri tent. The small stuff is worth a look too, with 15 golf club covers across various brands and sizes and a Shimano 21 Scorpion MD 301XGLH baitcasting reel.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the catalogue rewards a proper scroll rather than a quick glance at the headline lots.

This is a multi-lot online auction running through Lloyds, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The picnic-themed lots lead the listing: Alfresco two and four person sets, all new, plus a new Yeti Camino.

Shipping is sorted for most buyers at a flat $9, with NT excluded, so factor that in before you bid. With 12 or more lots and a close date of 16 November 2026, there is time to sort your picks and check the full catalogue across the other categories.

The catalogue runs across karat grades and styles, so there is room to move whether you want a everyday piece or something with more presence. Solid gold leads the way: an 18K yellow gold cable necklace, a 14K signet baby ring, a 14K pendant with a pear-shaped stone, plus 9K ribbon stacker and shell cameo pieces.

Diamond lots cover a few angles, including a 0.45ct fancy greyish brown halo ring, a 0.76ct princess cut in 14K white gold, a 10K white gold cluster ring and an 18K white gold diamond nose ring. A Ceylon sapphire and diamond dress ring adds colour to the mix.

Collectables buyers get a look in too, with a sterling silver Tagliamonte Venetian glass piece and carved green jade drop earrings among the 12-plus lots. It is an online auction, so check each listing for condition and stone details before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds with more than 12 lots listed, spanning art, photography and collectables. For anyone building a collection or hunting a statement piece, the photography is the drawcard: three limited edition Peter Lik works (‘Spirit’, ‘Lake Tahoe’ and ‘Tranquil Bay’) plus ‘Elements of the Earth’, all framed and ready to hang.

Original works round out the catalogue, including ‘Still Life of White Roses in a Blue Vase’, ‘Greenmount Coolangatta’, ‘Mulga Silhouette’, ‘Currumbin Creek’ and ‘White Blossoms in a Vase’, along with a framed beach photograph and Jorgen Bechmann’s ‘Uphill’. The mix of Australian scenes and still lifes gives plenty of scope, whether you want one piece or a few.

Lloyds runs vehicles, jewellery, plant and general goods across its sales, so condition and framing details are worth checking lot by lot before the 16 November close.

This is a straight inventory clear-out from a motorbike parts retailer, run as a multi-lot online auction by Lloyds. The catalogue mixes single, boxed components with four bulk cartons, so there’s a path for buyers chasing one specific part and for anyone wanting to take a whole shelf’s worth in one hit.

The individual lots carry serious retail pricing. A Mid-USA 78601 chrome plated item lists at $1,120 RRP, a Super G carburetor kit at $900, and a 3in forward control extension kit at $588. There’s also a Cycle Electric CE-601-08, a 5in KPH speedometer with tachometer, and a Magnum Shielding AS37322 Sterling cable among the singles.

The bulk boxes are where the numbers get big. Four assorted cartons carry RRPs of $4,094, $11,876.40, $8,050.57 and $4,830, so the per-item cost on those depends entirely on what’s inside. Lloyds runs this as one of several categories across its multi-lot platform, so check the full catalogue and confirm what each box actually contains before you bid.

This Lloyds Auctions sale covers plenty of ground, with vehicles sitting alongside jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods across the catalogue. The vehicle list alone spans budget commuters to proper luxury metal, so there is something for most budgets and garages.

The headline lot is the 2018 Aston Martin Rapide S Shadow Edition, a rare four-door with real presence. Around it sits a practical spread: a 2026 Mazda 3 G20 Evolve, a 2023 Isuzu D-MAX SX crew cab, a 2022 LDV Deliver 9 van and a 2022 Ford Transit Custom 340L LWB for the tradies, plus a 2021 Toyota RAV4 Cruiser showing 74,449 km and a 2019 Holden Acadia LT at 123,022 km.

Enthusiasts get a 2021 RAM 1500 DT TRX dual cab in silver, a 2020 Mitsubishi Triton GLX dual cab chassis, a 2019 Volkswagen Amarok TDI420 Core and the 2019 Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 SD4. Condition reports and inspections are worth checking before you bid, and the sale closes 16 November.

This is an unreserved art sale, which means every lot goes to the highest bidder regardless of price. That format suits buyers who want to take a punt on lesser-known names without worrying about reserves holding things up.

The mix runs from listed artists like Frank Moss Bennett and Philip Farley through to several works catalogued as artist unknown, plus the tropical sunset piece with stilt houses. The unknown-artist lots are where the value tends to sit in sales like this, so examine the images and condition notes closely before bidding.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with the broader catalogue spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Settlement and inspection details are set out in the individual lot listings.

The drawcard here is the coloured stone range. Burmese ruby appears across rings and earrings, sometimes paired with diamonds or unheated sapphire, and there is a solid block of unheated Padparadscha sapphire rings on 925 silver. A natural Ethiopian opal ring and Zambian emerald earrings round out the gemstone lineup.

Most lots come with digital certification, so you can check the stone details before bidding rather than taking a punt. Unreserved means every lot sells, which suits buyers chasing a specific stone or size.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction alongside vehicles, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to scan the full catalogue. Closing date is 16 November.

This is a business liquidation with 12+ lots on the block, spanning office equipment and light trade gear. The bulk of the listing is Philips 275E monitors, a practical pick for anyone fitting out a workspace, setting up a home office, or stocking a repair bench.

For the hands-on crowd, there’s a manual rebar cutter bench-mounted on a timber stand, plus an Acer ED320QR S3bi 31.5" curved LCD monitor for something a bit more modern. Lloyds is running the sale online across its usual categories, which means mixed lots and a spread of condition to check before you bid. Do your homework on the monitor quantities and the cutter’s condition, then bid accordingly.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The plant-equipment category is the drawcard here, with a solid run of unused gear: two 2026 RIPPA R319 excavators and an R10 mini excavator sit alongside a Heli pallet truck, giving buyers a shot at compact earthmoving and materials handling in one place.

Power and fuel storage make up the rest of the plant list. Two 15 KVA diesel generators are listed, plus a pair of UNUSED 980L diesel tanks and four UNUSED 400L fuel tanks. The "UNUSED" tags on the excavators and tanks are worth noting if you’re after gear that hasn’t seen site work.

With 12+ lots and a 17 November close, it pays to read each lot description carefully, particularly on the generators and pallet truck where specs and condition vary.

Ten lots, all electric sliding gates, all closing the same day. The range splits neatly: five 6M gates and five 4M gates, with dark oak-look, oak-look panel and horizontal designs across both sizes. Each specification appears twice, so there is room to fit a wider opening or match a pair.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. If you are kitting out a driveway or fencing a property line, the gate lots are worth a look before the 17 November close.

This is a multi-lot online clearance running through Lloyds Auctions, with the catalogue built around new-season supporter gear. Arsenal features heavily, with home red fans jerseys and a special edition player version among the lots, alongside Manchester City fourth player version shirts and away black kids football tops.

Mercedes AMG Petronas jerseys round out the motorsport side of the sale, listed across multiple sizes. Everything on the lot list is described as new, which keeps the risk low for anyone buying for personal use or resale.

Lloyds runs this as an online multi-lot auction, so buyers can inspect the full catalogue and bid across as many lots as they like before the 17 November close. Check sizes and numbers carefully before bidding, since the jersey lots repeat across multiple entries.

This is a one-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with the listing closing on 17 November 2026. The item is an ex-display Apple 5.8L portable cabin finished in wood colour, so expect display-condition presentation rather than unused stock.

Lloyds runs multi-lot online auctions spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so this listing sits within a broader catalogue. With only one lot in this particular auction, there is no competing inventory to distract from the cabin itself.

Buyers should note the ex-display status and confirm dimensions, condition and pickup or delivery arrangements with the auctioneer before bidding. The wood colour finish is worth checking against photos if appearance matters for your site.

This is a compact but varied collection of portable and relocatable buildings, with most lots listed as new or unused. Sizes range from a 3M pod up to a 40FT expandable premium unit, so there’s a footprint to suit a backyard granny flat, a site office, or something bigger.

Standouts include the 2026 tiny house on wheels, a 2025 new tiny home/26sqm building that could serve as an office, and a brand new container home that can be converted. The 20FT expandable premium units in grey cladding appear multiple times in the list, giving buyers a few chances to compare.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Check each lot’s condition notes and dimensions before bidding, and confirm transport and site access for the larger structures.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds spanning jewellery alongside vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so gem hunters can bid on stones without wading through the rest of the catalogue. The jewellery section leans heavily on cabochon lots: several separate offerings of red rhodonite in oval cuts and assorted sizes, plus rhodonite in mixed shapes, turquoise ovals and tiger’s eye from WA.

The faceted stones are the headline act. A 3.11ct natural Ceylon blue sapphire in a pear cut sits alongside five loose natural yellow sapphires at 13.22ct total, and there is a nine-stone lot of loose emerald-cut natural emeralds. A three-stone cushion-cut opal doublet set rounds out the offering.

With 12 or more lots and a close date of 17 November, there is time to inspect the details and bid across multiple lots rather than fighting over a single stone.

This is a liquidation sale with more than 12 lots on the block, and the mix is squarely commercial-grade. Technogym Selection machines dominate the front half of the catalogue: chest press, shoulder press, abdominal crunch (M957), seated leg curl, a Dual Adjustable Pulley and a pin-loaded lat machine. That’s a brand with a strong reputation in commercial fitouts, and buying used means you’re not paying new-gym prices.

Freemotion gets a decent showing too, with EPIC Strength selectorised tricep extension, bicep and leg units, a lat/row station, and a Ground Zero Cable Cross. An Avanti plate-loaded seated row adds a plate-loaded option for anyone building out a free-weight or strength corner.

Worth noting: Lloyds runs multi-lot online auctions spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so this gym gear sits alongside a much broader catalogue. Closing date is 17 November 2026. Inspect condition on the commercial units before you commit, particularly cables and upholstery on the pulley and selectorised pieces.

This is a major bedding retailer liquidation, with more than 12 lots on offer and the whole collection based in Melbourne, VIC. The range runs from the top of the market down, so there is something for most budgets. Sealy’s Posturepedic line features heavily, with the Crown Jewel at the head of the list and several Exquisite and Acclaim Ultra models further down.

TEMPUR gets a strong showing too. The Pro Air Luxe 30 appears twice at $14,399 RRP, backed by the Pro Air 21, the Cloud Elite and the Form 22. These are the kind of numbers that make retail pricing look optimistic.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Closing date is 17 November 2026, so there is time to inspect the lot list properly before bidding.

This is a loose-stone auction rather than finished jewellery, so the appeal sits with collectors, setters and anyone chasing size without a retail price tag. The catalogue leans hard on carat weight: a 46.90 carat Kashmir corundum and a 50.00 carat turquoise are the biggest pieces listed, with a 29.80 carat South Sea pearl close behind.

The mid-range is just as busy. A 23.20 carat Brazilian amethyst sits alongside a 14.50 carat imperial rose gold topaz and a 20.60 carat moissanite, giving buyers plenty of options across colour and stone type. Smaller lots include a 10.50 carat ludwigite peridot, two aquamarines at 10.80 and 5.30 carats, a 7.60 carat lustrous peridot and a 12.70 carat kunzite.

The auction is unreserved, so every lot sells regardless of price. It runs online through Lloyds Auctions and closes 17 November 2026. Check each listing for treatment, origin and certification details before you bid.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds Auctions, running across categories that include vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The headline here is the bedding liquidation: a run of TEMPUR pillows with retail prices that make the auction worth a look. The Ombracio appears in a bundle with a total RRP of $828, and the Symphony comes in medium, large and small at $419, $419 and $379 each.

Beyond TEMPUR, there are Flexifoam Gel Elite Bamboo pillows in classic shape, Flexi Pillow Gel Elite Classic, and Bedgear Balance MK3 2.0 and 1.0 models. A Tempur Symphony plus Talalay Latex bundle rounds out the bedding list. Several lots are marked HOLD, so check the catalogue for what is actually open for bidding.

With 12+ lots and a close date of 18 November 2026, this suits buyers who want premium sleep gear at liquidation pricing. Inspect the lot list carefully, confirm condition and quantities per lot, and bid on the specific models you want rather than the headline.

This is a full workshop liquidation, not a scattered clearing sale. The gear spans the whole fabrication process: metal forming, welding, pressing and handling, plus the truck and forklifts to move it all. For anyone setting up a shop or replacing tired equipment, the range here covers a lot of ground in one hit.

The forklift lineup is worth a look on its own. A 2014 Enforcer CPCD70 at 7-ton capacity sits at the heavy end, backed by a c2016 UniCarriers FG30T3C 3-ton and a c2000 Nissan PJ02A25U 2.5-ton. The 2017 Fuso Canter 615 Tray Top gives you the transport side sorted.

On the fabrication side, the Profile & Pipe Bending Machine and Hydraulic Ironworker are the standouts for structural work, while the Laser Welder and four TIG Welders cover the precision end. The Insertion Press rounds out the tooling. Lloyds Auctions is running the sale online, closing 18 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction with jewellery and collectables among the categories, so expect a mixed catalogue rather than a single-vendor clearance. The diamond pieces carry the weight: a fancy yellow solitaire at 1.51ct and a pear cut diamond double ring at 1.11ct are the sorts of lots that pull bidding well past the gold value alone.

Gold content is worth checking closely. A 9K yellow gold Figaro chain at 19.094g and an 18ct white gold diamond key pendant at 4.59g give you something to weigh against scrap and resale numbers before you bid.

The rest of the list runs from tanzanite and garnet dress rings to onyx and diamond earrings at 7.66ct, plus Austrian rock crystal and cultured stone pieces. Twelve or more lots are listed, so read the descriptions carefully and confirm condition and certification where it matters.

Lloyds is running this one online across 12-plus lots, and the mix leans hard into footwear. The standout is the Louis Vuitton Vernis patent leather handbag, a proper designer piece rather than the usual clearance filler.

The bulk of the catalogue is Spanish designer shoes made in Spain, listed as mixed lots, so there is room to pick up several pairs in one bid. A six-pair vintage Spanish footwear collection adds a second angle for anyone who likes older styles.

Rounding it out are three size EU 39 women’s lots: two pairs of stilettos, two pairs of slingback kitten heels and two pairs of heeled shoes. Check sizing and condition on each listing before bidding, since the shoe lots are mixed and the photos will tell you more than the titles do.

This is a collectables sale with a strong militaria bent, put together by Lloyds Auctions and running online until 18 November. The lot list leans historical: documents, regimentals, printed ephemera and a piece of artillery brass among the standouts. Buyers into Australian wartime records will want a close look at the voluntary effort record, while the 1953 Devonshire Regiment lot and the British war picture library collection suit regimental and printed-matter collectors.

The Pakistan 100th anniversary material appears across several lots, so there is scope to pick up multiples or fill gaps rather than chase a single piece. Condition and completeness vary across lots of this type, so check the photos and descriptions on each listing before bidding.

Lloyds runs these sales across mixed categories, and this one sits alongside vehicles, jewellery, plant and general goods in the broader catalogue. If you collect military history or just want a period piece with a story, the brass shell casing and the printed lots are the ones to watch.

The side-opening 40FT high-cube containers are the pick of this lot. Two-door access makes them easier to load and unload than a standard end-door box, which matters if you’re using one for a workshop or a storage run. There are two of them, so you’ve got options if you want a matching pair.

Down the list, the smaller containers cover the usual jobs: 12FT, 9FT and 8FT boxes in a few colours, including charcoal and black. Handy for site storage, a garden shed substitute or a lockable spot for tools. Workbenches round out the sale for anyone fitting out a shed or workspace.

It’s an online multi-lot auction through Lloyds, closing 19 November 2026. Check the condition and dimensions on each listing before you bid, and confirm what transport you’ll need for the 40FT units.

This is a working fabricator’s kit being cleared out, and the welder generators are the headline act. A Lincoln Electric Vantage 400 and a Miller Big Blue 400X are both listed with accessories, which is serious gear for anyone setting up a workshop or replacing tired equipment. Three Hafco Metal Master EB-260V band saws appear across the lots, so there’s room to bid on more than one.

Vehicle and handling gear covers a 2018 Mazda BT-50 ute, a 2015 Toyota Hilux Workmate, and two Toyota forklifts (a 2005 FG 3.5T and a 2002 FG 2.5T). A 2025 Victorian Trailers dual axle trailer and a 2008 20ft shipping container with side roller door round out the bigger items, along with a Knack field station.

Most lots are unreserved, so the final prices are down to the room. The auction closes 19 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online sale through Lloyds, spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and general goods, with the plant and equipment list headlining for anyone building out a fleet or workshop. The gear is listed as unused, with most lots dated 2025, so you are looking at new stock rather than traded-in machines.

Standouts include the Kobolt KX11 mini excavator, the K926 and K938 wheel loaders, and the RT30 rough terrain forklift. There is also a pair of Kobolt zero turn mowers in 50 and 62 sizes, a 70HP K7040 4WD tractor, and two K25 mini skid steer listings, one of which comes with a trailer.

Forklift buyers have options too: a 3t counterbalance unit and a 5T 4X4 diesel. A firefighting trailer, the FFT460, rounds out the list. With 12-plus lots and bidding closing 19 November, check each listing for condition notes and inspection details before you bid.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The plant side is the drawcard for anyone outfitting a crew or topping up a hire fleet: a 2019 Kubota 1.7T excavator rated to 200kg SWL, a remote-controlled articulated trench roller for the tight stuff, and a 32ft electric scissor lift.

The four 2020 mine spec LED light towers are the obvious bulk buy here, and the four 2012 amber variable message signs suit anyone running traffic management or roadworks. Add a 2017 Mitsubishi Triton single cab ute and you have a practical start-to-finish kit in one sale.

Buyers should note the plant is ex-hire, so condition and service history will vary lot to lot. Do your inspection and check the listing detail on each item before bidding. The auction closes 19 November.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with the plant and equipment category sitting alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and general goods. For buyers chasing access equipment, the two boom lifts are the headline act: a 2011 JLG 1250AJP articulated unit and a 2011 Genie S85 straight diesel boomlift. Both are ex-hire machines, so expect the usual signs of site work, but they represent a serious step up from trailer-mounted gear.

Support equipment is well covered. An Atlas Copco XAS185 diesel compressor rated at 185cfm pairs with three Atlas Copco medium air breakers, two of them noted as working. Power and lighting come via a Crommelins 3.5kva diesel generator and three Allight LED Metro light towers from 2018 and 2019. A 2019 Crommelins 100kg diesel vibe plate rounds out the compaction kit, and there is a 4.8m x 3.0m portable toilet block for anyone setting up a site.

Bidding closes 20 November 2026. Inspect the lot descriptions for condition notes and hours before you commit.

This is a trade-style clearance rather than a single-owner estate, which usually means breadth over depth: a dozen-plus lots of finished 9K gold jewellery in one hit. The bulk of the catalogue is yellow gold rings built around a single natural stone, so if you are chasing a particular colour there is a decent chance it is here. Amethyst and diamond appears twice, and rainbow tourmaline turns up more than once, giving you a second bite at those designs if one lot climbs.

Standouts for anyone who likes their jewellery with a bit of size are the 9K gold and silver multi-gemstone cocktail ring and the marquise-shaped multi-gemstone ring, both of which sit apart from the solitaire-style pieces. The silver-topped bombé ring is the odd one out in construction and worth a look if you prefer volume over stone count.

Buyers should note the gold is 9K throughout, so factor that into what you are prepared to pay, and check the condition reports and stone settings on each lot before bidding. The auction closes 20 November, so there is time to compare lots and decide which designs you actually want rather than bidding across the board.

This is a serious single-owner collection rather than the usual mixed bag. Souza, Husain and Raza anchor the sale, and all three sit at the top of the Indian modern market. Sabavala appears twice, which gives bidders a choice of his distinctive muted landscapes rather than a single shot at one.

Condition, provenance and estimate details sit with the individual lot pages, so read those before bidding. Works at this level are usually fought over by international buyers, which means the closing hours could move quickly.

Lloyds runs this as one of several categories in a broader online sale, with vehicles, jewellery, plant and general goods also listed. If you have been priced out of this tier at the major houses, the format here is worth a look.

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 compact but varied lineup for anyone chasing a ready-made setup for the road. The 2025 Armor A165 is the newest of the bunch, a grey and white dual-axle van that looks barely used. The 2023 Boss Caravans Bossxa15+ is a compact option, worth a look if you want something lighter to tow.

The two motorhomes offer a different path entirely. The 2006 Fiat Ducato 2450 Jayco Conquest is a proven older rig, while the 1995 Toyota Coaster HZB30R Deluxe bus suits anyone after a project or a base for a custom build.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, so each vehicle is bid on separately. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before you commit.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, with the jewellery section sitting alongside vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The jewellery itself is the drawcard here: coloured stones with paperwork, not costume filler.

Burmese ruby features heavily, in rings and earrings, with a few set in 925 silver and others paired with diamonds or unheated sapphire. The unheated Padparadscha sapphire rings are the pick of the bunch for anyone who knows what that stone usually costs, and there are multiple lots to bid across rather than a single example.

Everything is unreserved, so the lots sell regardless of price. Digital certification accompanies most pieces, which takes some of the guesswork out of buying stones you cannot handle before the hammer. Worth reading each lot description closely for metal, stone weight and certificate details before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction with 12+ lots on the block, running until 24 November 2026. The spread covers most of Australia’s key opal fields: Lightning Ridge black opal, Winton and Yowah boulder opal, Koroit, and Whitecliffs. Buyers can chase small, high-colour stones or go after the heavier boulder pieces where the carat weight sits in the 100-plus range.

The headline lots are the 223 carat Winton boulder opal and the 119 carat Yowah boulder opal, both substantial pieces for anyone building a collection or cutting stock. The 2.7 carat Lightning Ridge black opal is the pick for colour, and the 38 tcw gold plated black opal piece sits in jewellery territory. A 16 tcw Winton boulder with black opal colour is worth a look for mixed colour and weight.

Lloyds is running this alongside its usual categories, so check the full catalogue for anything else listed. Inspect before bidding, particularly on the larger boulder stones where the colour bar and face condition matter most.

This is an unreserved jewellery auction, so everything sells regardless of price. For anyone building a collection or hunting a centrepiece stone, that removes the usual reserve-price guesswork.

The spread is broad. Emerald appears twice at 2.00 and 2.35 carats, both vivid green. There is a certified 11.60 carat sapphire for buyers who want paperwork, plus a 43.90 carat extra-large Kashmir corundum for something statement-sized. Amethyst shows up in two Brazilian lots at 14.90 and 11.40 carats, and aquamarine in 10.50 and 5.10 carat stones.

Smaller lots round it out: a 6.00 carat ludwigite peridot, a 5.70 carat lustrous peridot, a 26.40 carat imperial rose gold topaz and the 19.40 carat moissanite. Check each listing for certification and treatment details before bidding, since these vary lot to lot.

This is an unreserved clearance, which means everything sells regardless of price. That suits collectors chasing singles rather than full sets. The basketball card run is the strongest drawcard: a 2023-24 Panini Donruss Elite Anthony Edwards, a 2020 Panini Contenders Draft Trae Young rookie, and Panini Hoops, Chronicles and Select cards for Kawhi Leonard, Stephen Curry and Giannis Antetokounmpo. Card condition and grading are worth checking before you bid.

Beyond the cards, the lots are a genuine mixed bag. There is a Victor Penzin item, a pair of Nike Court Borough Low sneakers in white and black, pressed glass serving bowls, four mid-century vintage books, and a collection of magazines and reel-to-reel tape. Three Australian 50 cent coins in mixed dates round out the listing.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so expect to browse well past the headline lots. The sale closes 27 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The die-cast section is the drawcard here, with more than 12 lots listed and a mix of single models and grouped sets.

Standouts include the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air hardtop, the 1957 Corvette convertible and the 1955 Ford Thunderbird, alongside European metal in the Ferrari F40 racing livery, Lamborghini Countach and 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K Special Roadster. There’s also a Bburago 1:18 scale 1996 BMW M Roadster and a 1953 Chevrolet 3100 pickup for the truck crowd.

Group lots offer value for buyers chasing volume: three 1:24 scale die-cast models, a collection of four die-cast cars and a group of three die-cast vehicles. A handcrafted wooden model vintage car rounds out the list for something a bit different. Check scale and condition on each lot before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, and the jewellery section is the drawcard here. Every lot in the list is custom made 18K solid gold, split across white and yellow finishes, set with lab grown diamonds. Solid 18K means real gold weight, not plating, so the metal alone carries value before you get to the stones.

Lab grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined ones and typically cost less, which is why custom pieces like these tend to pull strong interest from buyers who want the look without the mined-stone price. The range of white and yellow gold settings gives you options depending on taste, and with more than a dozen lots there is scope to bid on several.

Lloyds runs this as part of a broader multi-category sale that also takes in vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue. Bidding closes 28 November 2026. Read each lot description for metal colour, stone specs and sizing before you bid.

This is a jewellery-heavy catalogue with coloured stones doing the heavy lifting. The Andamooka opal at 16.06ct is the standout for anyone who follows Australian gemstone, and the 5.01ct Colombian emerald in 14K white gold sits alongside it as the other headline piece. Ceylon sapphires appear three times, including a 5.32ct blue stone and a 4.925ct example, so there is room to compare across lots rather than settle for one.

Diamond content is solid throughout. A 7.02ct total weight tennis bracelet, a 4.42ct total weight eternity band and a halo stud pair round out the sparkle, with a 14K yellow gold and diamond line bracelet adding a simpler option. Metals are a mix of 14K and 18K yellow gold plus white gold and rhodium finishes, so check the stamp on each listing before you bid.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the catalogue also spans vehicles, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods. Jewellery buyers should confirm stone certification and condition reports on the individual lots, and factor in buyer’s premium and postage before working out a ceiling.

Lloyds Auctions is running this as a multi-lot online sale, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. The Ferrari F8 Spider is the standout on the current lot list: a 2022 build in red, roof down and ready for summer.

With only one lot confirmed at the time of writing, the catalogue is worth watching as the 28 November close approaches. Buyers after plant, collectables or general goods should check back, as the auctioneer expects stock across all categories.

Inspect before you bid. Confirm the Ferrari’s service history, odometer and compliance details directly with Lloyds, and check terms for collection and transfer on any vehicle you win.

This is an unreserved online auction, which means every lot sells regardless of price. For anyone chasing coloured stones without retail overheads, that structure is the drawcard. The catalogue leans heavily on Burmese ruby, appearing as solitaires, earrings, and mixed stone pieces combining ruby with diamonds, unheated sapphire, and tsavorite.

The standout group is the unheated Padparadscha sapphire rings, four separate lots of a stone that rarely turns up in volume at auction. Each piece comes with digital certification, so buyers can check the stated stone details before bidding rather than taking a listing photo on trust.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online sale spanning jewellery, collectables, vehicles, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to scan the full catalogue rather than just the jewellery section. Bidding closes 30 November.

This is a broad estate-style sale rather than a single-asset event. The headline is the beachside land, eight titles offered for the first time, but the catalogue spreads across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. That mix suits buyers who want to pick through several categories in one sitting rather than chase a single lot.

The land is the standout given the first-time offering, and coastal titles tend to draw steady interest. Beyond that, plant and equipment and vehicles are where the practical value usually sits, while jewellery and collectables give smaller bidders a way in without committing to heavy gear.

The auction is online and closes 27 October 2026. Check each lot’s terms, inspection details and any conditions on the land titles before bidding.

This is a practical sale for anyone outfitting a cafe, restaurant or events operation. The Winterhalter UF-XL pot washer is the headline unit, a serious piece of kit for high-volume dishwashing. Cooking gear covers a Blue Seal commercial gas range cooker, a Mercury four-burner gas barbecue grill, a Welbilt portable barbecue and a commercial stainless steel griddle with double plates.

Stainless steel benches appear across several lots, including a 1830mm-wide unit and a two-piece sink bench, which makes for a straightforward way to fit out a prep area. Smaller items round it out: a Birko bain marie, an electric warming pot, and a WNS-G01 syrup dispensing machine.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction alongside vehicles, jewellery, collectables and plant, so check each listing for condition and pickup details before bidding.

This is a loungeroom refresh in one hit. The catalogue leans heavily on recliners and chaise sofas, covering manual and electric mechanisms across the Prestige, Oregon and Spielberg ranges. Electric recliners dominate the upper end, with the Prestige 3 Seat Electric Recliner carrying the biggest RRP at $4,499 and the Spielberg 3 Seat with RHF Chaise close behind at $4,599.

Home theatre setups get a solid run too, with two Oregon 4 Seat Home Theatre Manual Recliners among the lots. Smaller options are covered by the Prestige 1 Seat Electric Recliner at a $1,599 RRP, handy if you only need one seat or want to pair them up.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so expect the usual mix of categories alongside the furniture. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before the 13 November close.

This is a warehouse clearance with a bit of everything, so the furniture side is where the value sits. Multiple timber twin pedestal desks, a two-drawer writing desk, and a vintage dressing table with drawers give office and home buyers plenty to work with. There’s also a set of three timber nesting tables and a pair of timber tables alongside a couple of cabinets.

The Eden recliner is the headline item, listed with an RRP of about $2,209, and there are two of them. A set of two white metal frame bar stools rounds out the home goods.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue stretches across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. Worth a look if you’re furnishing a space or chasing a recliner at auction pricing.

This is a straightforward clearance of artificial turf, all green, spread across 12 lots under two product codes. Buyers should check each listing for roll dimensions and condition, since the codes suggest different runs or batches.

Lloyds is running this as part of a multi-lot online auction that also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. That means you can combine turf with other pickups in the one session if something else catches your eye.

Worth a look if you have a landscaping job, a backyard project, or a rental needing a quick surface fix. Compare the lot codes before bidding to make sure you are getting the coverage you need.

This Lloyds online auction pulls together a practical spread of DIY and hardware stock alongside bathroom fixtures. The welder is the standout for anyone setting up a workshop, while the basin listings cover a range of installs: drop-in, under-counter, corner and oval ceramic options from Caroma, Carina, Croma and Percher.

The bulk cardboard box lots suit buyers who need packing or storage in volume, and the mix of new and vintage ceramics gives renovators room to pick and choose. With 12+ lots and a 13 November close, it pays to read each listing carefully before bidding.

This is a straightforward bathroom clearance, and the appeal is in the price gap. Every lot carries its original RRP, so you can see exactly what the gear was worth before it hit the auction floor. The under mount basin sits at $141 RRP, while the wall faced toilets start at $513 and climb to $693.50 for the Tornado-Flush model.

The tapware is where the bigger numbers show up. A bath filler in PVD gun metal carries an RRP of $1,240.34, and the brushed gold shower set lists at $844.70. There are also several basin mixers in PVD gun metal and standard finishes, a wall mounted spout with mixer, and a pull-out kitchen mixer at $475 RRP.

Smaller fittings round out the list, including a chrome towel rail and a robe hook at just $42.75 RRP. With 12 or more lots on offer, it suits anyone fitting out a bathroom or renovation project who wants quality hardware at auction prices. Bidding closes 15 November 2026.

This is a multi-lot online sale run by Lloyds Auctions, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the house and homewares listings. The lighting gear is the standout here, and much of it comes in quantity: 24 Francis 6" decorative lights in one bulk lot, 12 decorative plaster finials in another, plus 36 dome frosted glass lampshades split across two lots.

For anyone fitting out a home, a rental or a flip, the volume lots do the heavy lifting. The single pieces are worth a look too, including the antique brass multi-pendant chandelier, the L&L Melbourne Chappy large lampshade listed as brand new, and the LLF PIPPA black floor lamp still sealed.

The sale closes 15 November 2026. Check the lot descriptions for condition and quantities before you bid, and confirm pickup or freight details with the auctioneer.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds, with categories spanning vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods alongside the bathroom stock. The tapware lines carry serious RRP weight: Epic Bloc wall top assemblies at $492 each, Epic Bloc progressive wall mixers at $529, Liano wall mixers at $486.33 and Yukon wall bath mixers at $356.59. Smaller fittings like the Sunstone hand towel rail at $79.80 and the Villa bath/shower mixer trim kit at $112 sit at the entry end.

Brands on the list include Caroma, Dorf and Yukon, covering shower arms, spouts, mixers and trim kits in chrome and matte black finishes. With 12+ lots and a close date of 16 November 2026, there is time to inspect the catalogue properly and compare each lot against its stated RRP before bidding.

This is a straight liquidation run, 12-plus lots of boxed kitchen and storage stock with retail value already printed on each listing. The top-end lots are the Nova frosted glass boxes, two of them tagged at $792 RRP each, plus a six-piece Nova lot carrying a $2,340 RRP. Smaller box lots include 12-packs of Nova clear glass water bottles and milk bottles at $60 RRP, so there’s room to bid across a few price points.

Storage and serveware round it out: 24-packs of Space Mate X-Small storage containers, 48-piece collapsible plastic lots, six-piece ramekin sets at $390 RRP and 12-packs of Nova lemon glass. Quantities per box are listed on each lot, which makes it easy to work out per-unit cost before you bid.

Lloyds is running this as part of a multi-lot online auction covering vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and general goods, so it pays to check the full catalogue rather than just this category. Closing 16 November 2026.

This is a general goods auction with a strong outdoor and family bent. The standout for 4×4 owners is the ARB roof rack system, a known name in Australian off-road gear. Fishing tackle turns up too, with a 1.8m rod and reel combo spooled with line and a waterproof fishing vest for the casual angler.

Bulk lots carry the value here. Two Lou Lou lots each hold stock with an RRP around $5,625, which suits resellers more than one-off buyers. There are also Nerf blasters and battle stomp gear, plus three remote control off-road vehicles, all bundled rather than sold singly.

Smaller items round it out: duffel bags in 55cm and 45cm waterproof sizes, an electric teeth cleaning set and a 40L tactical backpack. With 12+ lots across mixed categories, condition and contents vary by lot, so check each listing before bidding.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds, and the caravan category is stacked with new stock rather than secondhand take-offs. The window listings are the meat of it: fixed flat and curved acrylic units at $645 RRP, plus several window sets with a combined value of $1300 each. If you are refitting a van or repairing storm damage, those are the lots worth watching.

Smaller gear rounds it out. Access hatch service doors at $129 RRP and a Eurovision fitting at $340 fill the gaps that usually blow a repair budget. Everything listed is brand new, so you are not factoring in wear or missing fittings.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction covering vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the caravan parts sit alongside plenty else. The auction closes 18 November 2026. Check the lot descriptions for sizes and quantities before you bid.

The mix leans heavily toward consumables, which suits anyone running Ricoh or Konica Minolta machines and tired of retail pricing on drums and toner. Standouts include the Konica Minolta DR 512 CMY colour drum units and the DR311K black drum, plus a Ricoh MP C2503K black toner lot and boxed MX-27CT-C cyan cartridges. Assorted toner lots covering NPG-50 and G-25 codes round out the consumables.

The single printer on the list, a used Ricoh SP C360DN colour laser, gives buyers a hardware option alongside the supplies. Everything sits within Lloyds’ broader multi-lot online sale, which also spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so combining freight across categories is worth considering.

Closing 4 November 2026. Check drum and toner part numbers against your own machines before bidding, since compatibility varies across the Konica and Ricoh ranges listed.

This is a multi-lot online auction running across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so the warehouse wipeout format suits anyone hunting across categories rather than a single niche. The industrial and office gear leads the list here: two workhorse multifunction copiers in the Ricoh Aficio MP C4500 and Canon iR2800, both colour-capable units that turn up regularly in office clear-outs.

The pet range is unusual for an industrial sale. Seven identical Pet Obsessed Happy Hunting Bowls in red are listed, which points to either surplus retail stock or a bulk clearance. Buyers after multiples should note the repeat lots.

Smaller items round it out, including Click Apollo wire batten fix shades and LG-MER-WG52L01 units. With 12+ lots and a close date of 13 November 2026, there is time to check the full manifest and condition reports before bidding.

This is a general goods auction with a bit of everything, so the value is in picking off the lots that suit you rather than chasing one big-ticket item. The homewares and decor pieces stand out: a floral botanical framed canvas, a five-piece ocean sunset canvas set, and a round griddle plate among the kitchen gear. The WKJ-8023-W two-tier foldable dish drying rack and the transparent-panel pet playpen with the Poo Wee attachment are practical picks if you have a use for them.

Clothing is well represented, with a SHEIN beige two-piece blazer and suit set, a bulk lot of branded assorted clothing, and a separate bulk lot of women’s clothing. The assorted health supplements and nutritional products lot rounds out the list, along with black rubber sheeting in two rolls and a mixed household lot of assorted items.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the broader catalogue also takes in vehicles, jewellery, collectables, and plant and equipment, so it pays to scan the full list before bidding. Condition and quantities vary across unclaimed freight, so check each lot’s description and photos before you commit.

This is a genuine mixed freight auction, so the value is in the spread rather than any single headline lot. Book buyers get a complete Harry Potter set, while tech shoppers can chase an HP EliteBook G1a 14, an Asus Vivobook, and a Dn d1156 display monitor. A Lifelight lot adds more tech to sort through.

Storage and practical gear are covered too: a United Storage warehouse rack with four shelves, assorted kids’ suitcases with wheels, and clothing lots sorted into jeans and underwear plus T-shirts with listed brands. There is also assorted jewellery, books and signs, and a lot of automotive fluids including Nulon.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, and the range across vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods means condition will vary lot to lot. Read each description closely and check what is actually included before you bid.

Six mattresses, all premium branded stock, closing 14 November. The Equinox Summer/Winter 2-in-1 is the dominant model here, with four lots across king and queen sizes, so there is room to fit out more than one bedroom from the same auction. The Mistral Queen and Breeze Queen round out the list with cold foam and blue gel tops respectively.

Lloyds is running this as part of a multi-lot online auction that also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it pays to scan the full catalogue rather than just the bedding section.

Buyers should confirm dimensions, condition and pickup or delivery terms on each lot before bidding. Mattress sizes vary between king and queen across the Equinox lots, so check the listing carefully if you need a specific fit.

This is a single-lot unreserved sale, which means the table goes to the highest bidder regardless of price. It’s an ex-Parliament oval modular conference table, the kind built for long sittings and heavy use, with the modular design letting you reconfigure the layout to suit the room.

Lloyds is running it as part of its broader online auction program, which also covers vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods. If you’re fitting out an office or boardroom, this is a chance to pick up a substantial table with a bit of history behind it.

The auction closes 14 November 2026. Inspect before you bid and check the listing for dimensions and condition.

This is a multi-lot online liquidation with 12-plus lots listed so far, spanning building supplies and trade gear. The headline stock is Bosch-branded built-in gas hobs and five-burner cooktops, each carrying an RRP around $1,999, with multiple units available across the catalogue.

Smaller-ticket lines include Panix DM1401DL Moonlight LED dimmable lights at a $300 RRP, plus 500 metre rolls of fire rated red cable on offer for anyone stocking up on electrical runs.

Lloyds is running the sale online, with bidding closing 15 November 2026. Worth a look if you’re fitting out a kitchen or topping up trade stock.

This is a genuine mixed freight auction, so the appeal is spread across categories rather than concentrated in one. Lloyds Auctions is running it online, and the catalogue pulls together general goods, homewares, apparel and a few oddities that don’t fit neatly anywhere else.

Standouts depend on what you’re chasing. The A Plus Auto Fuel Injector Set and the H2O Mop X5 steam cleaner (listed as brand new) suit anyone restocking tools or appliances. The vidaXL solid acacia wood table and the Giselle Bedding throw rug cover furniture and bedding, while the Seafolly swimwear and beach towel lot and the Skechers Max Cushioning Endeavour runners add apparel to the mix. Office and tech buyers get the HUANUO FlowLift monitor arm and the Philips EXP2545/00 portable MP3-CD player.

Then there’s the floor standing prize spinning wheel and the 1000C high-speed multi-function comminutor, two lots that will only make sense to the right buyer. With 12-plus lots closing 13 November, it pays to read each listing closely, condition and quantities vary across unclaimed freight and the descriptions are the best guide.

This is a surplus paint event, so the lots are trade-sized 10L tubs rather than retail tins. The line-up leans heavily on Dulux interior and exterior workhorses: Wash & Wear and Aquanamel in gloss, semi gloss and low sheen, plus Weathershield for exterior jobs and the Professional range in premium acrylic and low sheen.

Vivid White dominates the colour list, which suits anyone painting a whole house or topping up a tradie’s stock. There is also a 10L Professional low sheen in red if you want something other than white.

Lloyds is running this as a multi-lot online auction, with bidding closing 13 November 2026. Check the lot list for exact product and finish before you bid, and confirm pickup details with the auctioneer.

This is a multi-lot online auction run by Lloyds Auctions, covering vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods across WA and NT. The warehouse clearance leans heavily on small, boxed stock that suits resellers and anyone restocking a shop or market stall.

Standout lines include the glow-in-the-dark flexible track car set, a 2-tier automatic scrolling egg rack in white, and a bulk lot of pet hair removal rollers alongside single red rollers. Kitchen gear is well covered with LP manual multi choppers, manual pull-cord food choppers and a brand new LC multi vegetable cutter.

Smaller items round out the list: compact capsule umbrellas in light blue and red, mini capsule folding umbrellas in pink, adult plush animal slippers in dark pink, and a lot of genie lamp bottle stoppers. With 12+ lots and a close date of 13 November 2026, there is time to sort freight from WA and NT before bidding.