Inside This Week’s Perth Auction Market – 42 Upcoming Sales inc Kids Fairy Dresses, Industrial Spares & Digital Signage

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

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

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

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

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

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

This auction is for anyone maintaining heavy earthmoving gear in the Pilbara or beyond. The lot list reads like a workshop parts bin: sealed crates of Komatsu air filters (part 58F-02-00160), a Cat link assembly (8E-9679) from Paraburdoo, and a Weirmine shaft measuring over 3.5 metres long.

The standout is the Caterpillar D11 push arm assembly, a genuine 344-1217 unit. The Triple 7D cab is listed as-is with exposed wiring and paint damage, so factor in a full refurb. Three crusher deflector plates show visible wear, but they’re still usable for spares or repair. A Hitachi assembly frame in a crate is marked "poss used" so inspect before bidding.

Close date is August 3, 2026. Over a dozen lots to sort through. Bid online through Ross’s.

These LG Ultra Stretch screens are the headline act. They run 3840 x 600 resolution and support multi-screen setups, ideal for retail fit-outs or control room displays. All nine are marked as untested but reportedly worked when removed. Most come with a remote or power cable, though none have stands. Expect some cosmetic marks on the units.

The smaller gear is worth a look too. Two TCL 55SC815 4K QLED TVs include remotes and have wall bracket hooks fitted. There are also two NEC P463 46-inch screens and an LG 49SM5KE with dust and humidity protection. All are bulky items, so factor in transport. Ross’s runs this sale from the Welshpool complex, with bidding closing on August 3, 2026.

This Ross’s auction targets operators in mining, civil construction, and oilfield services. The standout is the wireline logging unit, a specialised piece for downhole measurement in exploration wells. The portable weighbridge suits site-based load management, and the wash bay container is built for high-pressure cleaning of heavy equipment.

Buyers should inspect the gear in person before bidding. Ross’s runs this format regularly from their Welshpool yard, so expect a straightforward process. Check the close date and register early if you need transport logistics sorted.

This offsite auction pulls together the core kit from a commercial meat operation. The bacon press is the headline item, likely a heavy-duty hydraulic or screw model for forming bacon blocks. Drying racks are essential for smallgoods production, and the stainless steel accessories point to a clean, food-grade environment.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the press and racks before bidding. Ross’s runs regular auctions out of Perth, so the clearance process should be straightforward. Pickup is offsite in Belmont, so factor in transport for bulky gear. The close date is 4 August 2026, giving you time to view and plan.

Ross’s regular online auctions from their Welshpool complex are a reliable source for trade-grade gear, and this one is no exception. The lot list covers everything a cafe or restaurant needs to start up or restock: multiple gas ranges, deep fryers, bain-maries, and commercial dishwashers. There are also branded items like a Bezzera coffee machine and a Hoshizaki ice maker, plus plenty of shelving and workbenches.

Buyers should factor in the pickup location at Welshpool. The auction closes on 5 August 2026, so there is time to inspect the gear if you are local. Ross is known for handling business closures and forfeited stock, so condition varies. Look for the full lot list online to plan your bids around the heavy items that cost the most to freight.

Ross’s is running this one from their Welshpool complex. The timber stock covers a solid range for builders, cabinetmakers, and DIY renovators. LVL packs offer structural-grade engineered timber, while the Jarri and Karri lots provide quality WA hardwoods suitable for joinery, decking, or furniture work.

Mixed hardwood packs add variety for fencing, landscaping, or general framing. Buyers should inspect the packs in person before bidding. The auction closes on 6 August 2026, so check the lot list for pack sizes and quantities. This is a straight-up timber clearance, no restoration or vehicle content.

Ross is running this one from the Welshpool yard, and it’s a solid mix for anyone setting up or repairing farm fencing. The lot list shows portable cattle yard panels, which are always handy for working stock on the move. There’s also a good selection of steel pickets, star pickets, and concrete reinforcing mesh for heavier jobs.

Beyond the fencing gear, you’ll find treated pine posts in various sizes, plus droppers and gate hardware. If you’re after bulk materials for a big property project, this auction saves a trip to the rural supply store. Bidding closes on August 6, so get your list together and inspect the lots before then.

This is a straight clearance of catering equipment, ideal for anyone setting up a cafe or restaurant on a budget. The lot list includes a mix of stainless steel prep tables, a bain-marie, and a commercial dishwasher, plus smaller items like shelving and utensils. Ross’s runs these sales regularly from their offsite location, so the gear is likely ex-trade or from a closed venue.

Buyers should inspect if possible, as the auction is offsite and sold as-is. The close date is August 6, 2026, giving you time to check the full list online. No reserve prices are mentioned, so opening bids could be low.

This auction is packed with heavy-duty storage and warehouse gear. Standout lots include multiple conveyor bed sections, ideal for a workshop or distribution centre. There are also steel scaffold frames and planks, plus pallet racking beams and uprights in various sizes.

Buyers should check the lot list for specific mesh panel quantities and barrier types. Ross runs regular auctions from the Welshpool complex, often featuring WA Police forfeited goods and business stock. Bidding closes on August 13, 2026, so get your inspection done early.

This is a straight hotel fit-out clearance, so the gear is proper commercial spec, not domestic hand-me-downs. The Meiko Upster H500 glass washer is the headline lot, a 2025 machine running three-phase, no plug, so factor in an electrician. It’s the kind of unit that costs serious money new, and it’s untested, so bid accordingly.

The cold storage side is well covered. There’s a Williams HO3RW three-door underbench fridge, a Williams LO2USS two-door bench fridge, and a Skope nine-drawer bench fridge, the latter with one drawer off its runners. Also on the list is a Williams HJ3PCBA three-door salad chiller on castors, a 2480mm unit that’ll take up some floor space, so measure up before you commit. The Blue Seal gas burner is missing its plate and grill, and the iDeck pizza oven is three-phase with no plug, both untested.

If you’re kitting out a pub, bar, or function room, the five solid timber veneer bar tables are worth a look. Each comes with four timber stools, and they’ve got scuffs and marks from hotel use, which is fair enough for a clearance. Ross runs regular auctions from Perth, including police forfeitures and business closures, so this is a decent chance to grab hospitality gear without the showroom price. Everything is untested, so treat it as a project buy unless you can inspect beforehand.

This is a classic ex-business or institutional cleanout, and the gear is all listed as untested, so price it accordingly. The headline items are the three QSC PL230 3000W amps, which are serious workhorses for live sound or installed setups, and the pair of Peavey PR15s, a solid mid-range PA speaker. There’s also a QSC PowerLight 1.0 at 1000W, which could be a cheap pickup if you’re after a smaller rack amp.

The rest of the list is a grab bag of playback and recording gear: a Panasonic Blu-ray player, an HDD/DVD recorder, a Super Drive VCR, and a Denon DN-C635 CD/MP3 player. The TOA A-61E PA amp is old-school but reliable, and the Soundcraft EPM6 is a serviceable small-format mixer. If you’re wiring up a community hall, church, or small venue, this auction has most of the chain covered in one go.

Ross runs regular sales out of Perth, often with WA Police forfeited goods and business closures mixed in, so the condition will vary. With 12+ lots and everything untested, the smart play is to factor in a bench test and treat any cosmetic marks as a bonus negotiating point. The auction closes on 10 August 2026.

This one’s a broad industrial cleanout, with the sort of gear that shows up when a site shuts down or upgrades. The dome shelters are the headline act, offering covered storage or workspace without the cost of a permanent shed. For anyone in mining or oil and gas support, the spares are worth a dig through, as they’re often the bits you can’t source quickly new.

Workshop gear covers the usual suspects: tooling, compressors, welding kit, and benching, plus the odds and ends that accumulate on any active site. Ross runs these sales regularly from Perth, so the lots are typically listed with sensible reserves and a straightforward pickup process. If you’re after specific brands or models, check the lot list before bidding, as the mix looks varied. Buyers should factor in loading and transport from Welshpool when working out their max.

This is a serious clearance of oilfield casing from the Toll Yard on Exploration Drive. The standout lots include 88 joints of 13-5/8-inch C110/TN110HS with TSH Blue DPLS connections, and 123 joints of 9-5/8-inch P110 with the same connection. There are also 64 joints of 11-3/4-inch L80 casing in Range 3 lengths, plus a mix of crossovers and pup joints.

Buyers should note the casing is grouped by size and grade across multiple locations in the yard. The 13-5/8-inch VAM Top KX stock alone totals 116 joints across two lots. Ross runs regular auctions out of Perth, so this is a standard online format with a 12 August close date. If you need casing for drilling programs, this is a bulk lot worth a proper inspection.

This is a specialised package for anyone in the truck, mining, or agricultural repair game. Ross’s auction includes the dyno unit itself plus the necessary control and monitoring gear to run proper load tests on diesel engines. It’s a niche item, not something you see at a general clearing sale.

The gear comes from a business closure in Kewdale, WA. Buyers will need to arrange collection offsite after the auction closes. Given the single-lot format, expect this to draw interest from workshops looking to add or upgrade testing capacity without buying new. Check the listing for brand specifics and condition details before bidding.

Ross has put together a Stage 1 offering of live edge Marri and Jarrah slabs, all milled and ready for the workshop. The Marri dominates the list, with thicknesses from 60mm up to 75mm and widths ranging from 500mm to a full metre on the bigger pieces. If you’re after a statement piece, the two 6.0 x 750/900 x 60 slabs with some curl are the pick of the lot, but the 5.3-metre slab at 860/1000 x 75 gives you extra thickness for a heavier build.

Most of the lots are long, between 5.2 and 6.0 metres, so you’re looking at serious timber for table builds, bench tops, or resawing into boards. A few shorter pieces are in the mix too, including a 1.5-metre and a 1.9-metre slab, which could suit smaller projects or live edge shelves without paying for the big lengths.

The auction closes on 13 August 2026, and it’s an offsite sale at Lot 341 Crampton Road, Uduc, so factor in transport when you’re bidding. Ross runs these sales regularly out of Perth, with goods often coming from WA Police forfeitures and business closures, but this one is purely timber, so if you need Marri slabs in volume, this is a direct line to the source. Check the photos for sapwood, cracks, and checking before you commit, and measure up your trailer or truck space now.

This is a straight-up timber auction for anyone needing heavy jarrah in bulk. The lot list is all logs, no mixed gear, and the dimensions are clearly spelled out. You’ve got multiple lots of three or four logs each, mostly at 350 diameter, with a couple of thicker 400 lots running 7.1 m to 9.4 m long. That’s serious material for structural posts, fencing, or milling if you’ve got the gear to handle it.

The shorter lots, like the 300 diameter bundles at 2.5 m to 3.7 m, are handier for firewood blocks or smaller projects. Everything is listed as jarrah, so you know the density and durability are there. It’s an offsite sale, meaning you’ll need to haul from Uduc yourself, so factor in transport before you bid.

Ross runs these online auctions regularly out of Perth, and this one closes on 13 August 2026. With 12 lots up, you can pick and choose exactly what suits your needs, rather than being forced into a bulk deal. Check the photos and dimensions carefully, then bid accordingly.

Ross is putting up Stage 2 of its live edge jarrah and Marri slab auction, and the timber is all Marri this time. The slabs are cut for tables, benches, or bar tops, with the standout being the 3.3 x 960/1050 x 60 piece, a serious bit of wood for a wide dining setting. Most of the lots sit in the 3.0 to 3.3-metre range, so there’s plenty of length for a full project.

The offsite location at Lot 341 Crampton Road means you’ll need to inspect in person, and with 12 plus lots, it’s worth checking the dimensions against your trailer or ute tray. The 60mm thickness gives you room to dress and flatten without losing too much material. If you’re after a single statement slab or a matched set, the multiple 3.3-metre lots with similar widths (950/1030, 900/1000, 930/1090) could pair up well for a bench or a long table. Bidding closes 14 August, so get out to Uduc and have a look before then.

This one’s a mixed-bag clearance, the kind of auction where you’ll find everything from abandoned phones and laptops to suitcases full of who-knows-what. ross has been shifting WA Police forfeited goods, business closure stock, and machinery for years, so they know how to move volume fast.

The airport angle is the draw here. Uncollected items tend to be a genuine lucky dip, often with decent brands mixed in with the junk. If you’re chasing a cheap phone, tablet, or travel gear, this is worth a look. The Welshpool depot at 453 Orrong Road is easy to inspect before bidding, and the online format means you can do it from home.

Check the lot list as the close date gets nearer, because ross often adds late entries. Bidding closes 16 August 2026, so give yourself time to sort the keepers from the landfill fodder.

Ross’s runs these online sales from the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road, and this one is purely about hard-wearing surfaces for renovators and tradies. The decking is the headline act, likely in various lengths and profiles, good for a verandah or a raised platform. The solid T&G flooring is the pick if you want something with real timber depth for a living area, while the laminate suits a quick, budget-friendly install. The artificial turf is worth a look for anyone tired of watering a patchy lawn, and it comes in rolls that could cover a decent courtyard or a dog run.

Check the lot photos carefully for lengths and quantities, because with bulk building stock, what’s stacked is what you get. Collection will be from the Welshpool site, so factor in a trailer or ute. The auction closes on the Monday afternoon, and Ross’s typically runs a smooth online process, but you’ll want your bid in before the final minutes.

This isn’t a model or a replica, it’s a genuine ex-military jet airframe set up as a static display piece. The Vampire T35 was a two-seat trainer used by the RAAF and other forces, so there’s real history here, not just driveway art. It sits on a steel support frame, which means it’s ready to be craned onto a truck and moved to wherever you plan to put it, whether that’s a shed, a front yard, or a museum.

The jet engine display is included in the lot, which is a point of difference from a lot of stripped airframes that come up for sale. If you’re after a serious conversation starter or a centrepiece for a collection, this is about as big as it gets. Given the size and weight, you’ll need to sort your own transport and lifting gear, so factor that into your bid. It’s a single-lot auction, so there’s no messing around, just one big decision.

This multi-vendor clearance is a mixed bag in the best way, pulling in stuff for the shed, the yard, and even the canteen. The Komatsu FG15-15 LPG is the headline act if you need a reliable workhorse for moving pallets or stock, and the Genie Superlift SLC18 is a solid pick for anyone doing elevated installation work or maintenance.

On the grounds side, the Toro stump grinder is worth a look for landscapers or tree services, saving you the hire cost on the next job. The industrial kitchen mixer with attachments could suit a bakery, cafe, or catering operation looking to scale up without paying retail.

With 31 lots and a TBC close date, it pays to check the listing regularly for the exact finish time. Inspection is your best friend here, so get down to Jandakot and eyeball the gear before bidding.

This is a proper family tourer, not a weekend pop-top. The Capri 580 packs a full ensuite, queen bed up front, and a decent kitchen with a three-burner cooktop and grill. It’s built for off-grid comfort too, with a 95L freshwater tank and a 12V water pump.

Buyers should note the tare weight sits around 1,600 kg, so it’s towable with a decent-sized SUV or ute, not just a heavy-duty 4WD. The external tunnel storage is handy for chairs and a BBQ, and the roll-out awning covers the camp setup.

Since it’s a single lot, don’t expect a multi-day bidding war. Check the photos for any wear on the canvas and seals, and factor in a rego check if you plan to tow it straight away. Grays has the full condition report up, so read it before you commit.

The Leisure Matters LM-CTT-B03 is a full-height camper trailer, built for off-grid jaunts with a solid setup. It comes as a single lot in Grays’ ongoing caravan and motorhome sale, so no waiting on a full clearance, just this unit on its own.

Expect the usual touring kit: a sturdy chassis, gas bottle holders, and a fold-out annexe option if it’s still fitted. The 2012 build means it’s had a decade of potential use, so focus on the canvas condition, the jockey wheel, and any signs of water damage in the cabinetry.

Buyers should factor in a tow vehicle with the right capacity and a pre-bid inspection if you’re local. Grays lists the close date as TBC, so check the listing regularly and have your bid ready to go when they lock it in.

This is a single-lot listing, not a fleet clearance, so it’s worth a closer look if you’re after a late-model van without the dealership price tag. The 2016 Leader Gold sits in the mid-range of Leader’s lineup, known for solid build quality and practical interiors. Expect the usual Gold features like a decent-sized bed, kitchen setup, and dinette, but confirm the specifics on the listing photos because Grays doesn’t always spell out every extra.

Given it’s a rolling auction, the price can move quickly in the final hours. Set your own limit and stick to it, because the bidding can get competitive for a clean, single-owner-style van like this. Check the service history, look for any water damage around the seams, and verify the rego status if you plan to tow it straight away. Jandakot pickup means you’ll need to arrange transport or hitch up yourself, so factor that into your total spend.

The Jackson FF from Market Direct Campers is built for serious touring, not just weekend runs. It’s a 2021 model, so you’re looking at recent gear with the usual offroad pedigree: sturdy chassis, decent clearance, and a layout that sleeps the family without cramping. Grays has it as a single lot, so there’s no bidding against a pile of other caravans here.

What stands out is the fit-out. These vans come with a proper kitchen, decent bench space, and a bathroom setup that holds up off-grid. The “FF” means full forward bed, so you get a real mattress up front, not a fold-out compromise. Check the photos for the solar and battery setup, because that’s where the value sits for remote trips.

If you’re in WA or willing to travel, Jandakot pickup is straightforward. The close date’s still TBC, so watch the listing for the countdown. Do your homework on the van’s service history and any wear from towing, then bid like you mean it.

The EDAIOI5245 is the workhorse here, and it’s appearing four times in the featured list. That suggests a consistent batch, likely from a single office or business refresh, which means you’re not chasing one-off oddballs but a uniform set of machines. For anyone kitting out a workspace or flipping used IT, that uniformity is worth a closer look.

Beyond the EDSYS units, the broader lot list covers the usual mixed IT territory, think peripherals, cabling, and whatever else gets swept up in an office clear-out. With 100 lots and an unreserved format, prices should stay sensible, but the volume means you’ll want to sort through the catalogue early to pick your targets. Jandakot pickup adds a practical angle for Perth buyers, and the close date gives you time to plan a bid strategy without rushing.

This is a full clinic cleanout, not just a few surplus bits. The headline lot is the BTL Emsella, a high-end pelvic floor chair that still commands serious money second-hand. Pair that with the CynoSure laser unit, and you’ve got the core of a working aesthetics setup without paying retail for new equipment.

The Tanita body composition analyzer is a handy piece for anyone running consult-based services, while the Dermalife Spa Oceana 2G points to the facial and skin treatment side of the business. If you’re setting up or expanding a clinic, this sale covers the big-ticket items in one hit. Check the lot list for consumables, furniture, and smaller disposables that often slip through cheap in these liquidations. Inspection is worth doing if you’re local, given the condition of laser and chair equipment can vary.

This is a serious vessel for anyone in the charter or commercial marine game. Built by the renowned Crowther Multihulls, it’s a proven platform sitting at Pier 5 in the Swan River. The size alone makes it a standout for large group charters, events, or conversion into a live-aboard operation.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the twin engines, hull integrity, and internal fit-out. Being a 1985 build, you are looking at a project with potential rather than a turnkey runner. The Barrack Street Jetty location means easy access for surveyors and sea trials. Check the listing for current survey status and any recent maintenance records before you bid.

This sale covers the typical sbauction mix of light industrial assets that move quickly. The Kanga Mini Loader with attachments is a standout for landscapers and small site operators, while the John Deere tractor suits hobby farms or rural blocks. Several transportables and site boxes are listed, ideal for secure on-site storage.

The catalogue also includes a selection of attachments like augers and buckets, plus general workshop gear. With no reserve on any lot, bidding starts from the first dollar. Inspection is available on the day before the close, so factor that in if you need to check running gear or tyre condition.

This is a straight-up clearance of surplus transportable assets, no reserve holding things back. The lot list includes standard 20ft and 40ft sea containers, some with wind locks and double doors, plus insulated and refrigerated units for those needing climate-controlled storage. On the building side, there are demountable offices, crib huts, and site amenities with power points, lighting, and plumbing connections already fitted.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. Many units show signs of previous site use dents, faded paint, minor rust which is normal for this gear but affects resale value. The auction runs to a strict schedule, so register early and have transport organised. If you need a workshop shell, temporary site office, or secure container storage, this sale has the volume to keep prices competitive.

This is a straightforward unreserved sale, so everything will sell to the highest bidder on the day. The transportable section stands out with several site offices and dongas, including a 6m x 2.4m unit and a larger 9m x 3m transportable with a kitchen and bathroom fit-out. There’s also a 20ft shipping container and a portable toilet block.

On the machinery side, the Kobelco excavator is a tidy late-model unit with only 1,500 hours showing. The Franna crane is a serious bit of gear for any yard or workshop, rated to 18 tonnes. Smaller items include a 2019 Kubota BX2350 tractor, multiple concrete mixers, a 2008 Toyota HiAce van, and a few ride-on mowers. A 2020 6×4 box trailer and a 2022 7×5 caged trailer round out the light transport options. Check the photos closely for hours and condition, as there are no warranties on unresold gear.

This is a solid local government clearance, so the gear is maintained and the titles are clean. The vehicle list includes several Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger utes, plus a Mitsubishi Triton and a Holden Colorado. For heavier work, there is a Toyota Coaster 23-seat bus and a Nissan Cabstar tray truck.

On the machinery side, look for a Loadmaster 2.5-tonne trailer, a Digga post-hole digger, and a selection of slashers and mowers. The industrial section covers a Clarke compressor, a Lincoln welder, and a Honda generator. Everything sells without reserve, so the starting bids should be low. Check the photos and inspection times before the close on 28 July.