Appliance Auctions

Bryanston Auctioneers is holding weekly online auctions of quality movable household items including furniture, appliances, antiques, decorative art, silverware, jewellery, militaria, and collectables.

Monthly Tools & Tech Auction is holding an auction with inspections on Tuesday, May 13th for a 2007 Sterling Utility Truck, John Deere Backhoe, and Zieman Equipment Trailer; the auction starts closing on Wednesday, May 14th, and removal is scheduled for Thursday, May 15th and Friday, May 16th, featuring items such as power tools, metal detectors, air compressors, gun safes, tool chests, generators, appliances, electronics, furniture, lighting, and hardware.

Upcoming auctions include an online sale of furniture and appliances running from November 5 to 9, followed by an online estate auction of classic cars, collectables, and forklifts from November 12 to 16.

Traders Auction Group, a family-run house in the Southern Cape, sells vehicles of every kind, from motorbikes, trailers and caravans to SUVs, trucks and bakkies. It also runs property auctions covering residential and commercial real estate, plus household appliances and furniture. Its antiques and décor sales span art, jewelry, furniture, porcelain, glassware and carpets, and the house says it handles everything from viewings to fund collection and payouts.

Globe Auctions specializes in weekly online auctions of new and unused home appliances, tech and gadgets, and industrial tools, with lots including premium refrigerators, laundry units, kitchen ranges, high-end consumer electronics, laptops, audio equipment, heavy-duty power tools, and workshop equipment. The Calgary house, which bids through a HiBid portal, says all items sell "as-is, where-is," and it urges buyers to inspect lots at its Bella Amangyen complex facility before bidding, a detail that stands out for an online-first operation.

Cape Town Live Auctions runs live and online auctions in South Africa focused on everyday goods rather than fine art or collectibles, with its product categories listed as sport and fitness equipment (treadmills, weights, bikes, yoga mats, home gyms) and kitchen appliances (fridges, microwaves, kettles, air fryers, blenders). The house promotes a recurring Sunday, Monday and Tuesday live auction and a Facebook-streamed clearance sale, pitched as a way for buyers to get affordable, well-maintained items.

Sasy Retail & Auctions is a Utah-based retailer selling consumer goods at discount prices, led by a Blackstone 17-inch griddle with flexfold legs, an SCT X4 Power Flash Programmer for Ford vehicles, a Dash Everyday 23-liter air fryer toaster oven, and a Swingline Fusion 7000L laminator. The site, which bills itself as a new live auction destination, also lists shop categories including furniture, home appliances, car essentials, medical essentials, and office supplies, with a rotating weekly specials program promising deeper discounts.

James Bean Estate Sales runs estate liquidations in Oklahoma City and surrounding communities, with a catalog that ranges from common household furniture and appliances to cars, tools, guns, coin collections, and farm equipment. Its current listings include a North Quail Creek home described as a designer's collection of fine furniture, rugs, crystal, and china, alongside a Shawnee sale billed as packed with antiques and collectibles. The firm says it has hosted more than 1,000 estate sales since 1991, which gives it a long track record in the metro.

Auctions and a discount warehouse in Tucson, Arizona, selling everyday household goods alongside bid-on items, with the warehouse stocking large appliances such as a commercial 6-gas burner, lighting like a Royce LED wall mirror and a Carter 3-light vanity, and holiday wrapping paper in 3-packs. The family-run house describes itself as offering both online bidding and in-person shopping, with new inventory arriving regularly.

Auktionsland.at sells new, returned, and defective consumer goods through online auctions, with categories spanning Elektronik, C-Ware, car accessories, household appliances, clothing, smart home, garden, pallets and bulk lots (Paletten und Konvolute), and Parfüm. The site, based in Austria, says every item is inspected before going up for auction and charges a 15 % fee on the final price. No individual makers or named lots appear in the text, which lists only categories and a "Coming soon" section.

Gulf Coast Auctions runs online bidding through HiBid, with items spanning premium electronics, appliances, tools, and household goods, plus liquidation food lots sold strictly as-is with no refunds. Buyers collect won items at the company's warehouse in Mobile, Alabama, or can request shipping for most items, though the site notes that shipping is currently unavailable. The house pitches itself as a community-minded seller that also directs part of its activity toward funding local projects.

TRADERS WHOLESALE CLUB features a wide selection of bulk goods, including electronics and home appliances. The warehouse-style store aims to add value to its customers' shopping experience.

Upcoming auctions include a Zeppelin tyre excavator, which opens on November 5 and closes on November 27, with viewing on November 25. Lussis Sales Hall nv is holding closings on November 6 for tin and copper ornaments, household appliances, spirits, a PVC grease separator and a dismantled MONTABERT breaker hammer, and on November 13 for a construction crane, a mixed set of BOSCH, MILWAUKEE and MAKITA tools, a DAF TE85 MC5-S white tractor, a TCM forklift and a PEUGEOT BIPPER light truck.

Upcoming auctions include an online sale closing Tuesday, November 10, 2026, with more than 800 lots that feature 1979 Canadian Maple Leaf one-ounce gold coins, 2013 Royal Canadian Mint silver Maple Leaf coins, Shikari VG-10 cutlery sets, silver and gemstone jewelry, floorcare appliances, decor, and licensed Denver Broncos merchandise. Lots begin closing at 7:10 PM MST that evening, and the company says more auctions will be posted soon.

Upcoming auctions include a vehicle, trailer, high-end furniture, and collectibles sale closing November 1 and a coin, jewelry, gold, and silver sale opening that day. A Greenfield real estate auction and a household, tools, appliances, furniture, and vintage sale both close November 2, while an Anderson real estate offering ends November 18 and the coin, jewelry, gold, and silver sale closes November 22.

Yokohama's SG Auction runs a weekly used-goods market in Tsurumi-ku, with Wednesdays devoted to furniture and home appliances and Thursdays to small items, media, kimono, precious metals and accessories. The house charges a ¥1,000 entry fee plus a one-time ¥20,000 registration for first-time sellers, and buyers pay a 10% commission while consignors pay none on same-day self-service sales. Sellers are asked to arrive 15 minutes before opening and stay through to the end of the market to help move sold goods.

Specializing in Japanese antiques and secondhand goods, this Yokohama market trades in kimono, precious metals, cameras, watches, folk tools, furniture, paintings, musical instruments and electrical appliances. Among its listed categories, it highlights high-end brand goods such as bags, wallets and perfumes, many of them unused. Lots rotate from sale to sale, so buyers never know exactly what will come up for bidding.

Auction X sells liquidated and Amazon-returned merchandise sourced from retailers including Amazon, Wayfair, Walmart, and Home Depot, with lots ranging from electronics and kitchen appliances to household goods, many still in the box. Every item is graded on a six-tier condition scale, from Brand New to For Parts Only, with photos taking precedence over written descriptions. Customers praise the detailed condition notes, and one reviewer reports receiving a full refund plus store credit after a standing desk arrived missing a part.

Upcoming auctions include a charity benefit sale on Saturday, November 14, 2026, staged with Kaufpark Göttingen on its Ladenstraße in support of the "Keiner soll einsam sein" initiative. The sale runs as three short single-lot sessions starting at 12:00, 13:00, and 14:00, with no registration required and all proceeds going to the initiative. Donated items include a signed basketball from a BG Göttingen cup game, free tickets, a player's warm-up shirt, bob sleds, children's items, adult-education course vouchers, household appliances, power tools, and a pizza oven.

Stocklear sells surplus, customer-return and damaged non-food goods in bulk, most visibly as pallet and truckload lots of appliances: robot vacuums and cleaning gear from Dreame, Dyson, Kärcher and iRobot, plus lots from Philips, Samsung and Whirlpool. Its live listings also include full "camion complet" truckloads of furniture, garden and home goods, offered at per-unit costs as low as a few euros. Buyers bid on these lots via auction or buy at a minimum order, while the site's reviewers praise its logistics tracking and the platform's payment protection for sellers and buyers.

Auctions pallet lots of clearance goods, household appliances, furniture, clothing and lots for resellers, alongside retro video consoles and games, vintage toys, collectible trading cards (Pokémon, One Piece, Lorcana) and wine and spirits, including vintages and stills. The Nouvelle-Aquitaine house runs live and on-site sales, with online bidding routed through Interencheres, and lot pickup is booked by appointment through a client account once invoices are paid. The house's listings also reach into fine art, jewellery and vehicles, though its current calendar leans heavily toward bargain and collectible categories.