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Escrapalia runs online auctions for industrial assets, with its pitch centered on "stocks" and used equipment sold at what it calls the best European price. The source names no specific makers or lot categories beyond industrial equipment, which buyers can inspect in person before bidding. The house says its lots are reviewed by its own team and that bidders can register free of charge without bank details.

Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.

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BidIndustrial.com specializes in heavy industrial machinery and equipment, featuring items like aggregate plant equipment, mobile solar generator trailers, and firearm cleaning production equipment. The company also handles bankruptcy auctions for aggregate companies, offering a wide range of trucks and heavy machinery.

Upcoming auctions include a gold jewellery, antiques, collectables, furniture, tools, garden planters and home furnishings sale on October 30, and a Wee whisky, antiques and collectibles sale on November 13, both starting at 9:45am.

Specializes in estate auctions of antiques and collectibles, with recent lots including a Childe Hassam 1883 watercolor that sold for $6,608, a 1783 American Oxbow secretary, and a Buffalo steam gauge railroad clock. The Danville, Virginia house, run by Steve and Cindy Burke since 1997, also handles the occasional car, commercial property or business liquidation, and its top recorded result was a $1.32 million commercial property. Most sales run online on HiBid, where current catalogs feature Fenton hobnail glass, Fitz & Floyd nutcrackers and Royal Crown teapots.

Icon Auction, a Lille auction house, is distinctly known for jewelry and watches, with recent results including a Vacheron Constantin white-gold dress watch, a Rolex Datejust, a Cartier "Panthère" ring, and Hermès Kelly bags. The house also sells fine wine (Château Latour 1996, Pétrus 1982) and art by names such as Robert Combas, Line Vautrin and Jean Sorieul. Its catalogues span art, luxury and jewelry sales in Lille, Le Touquet and Paris Drouot, and one recent result, a Sorieul battle scene, sold for 30,600 euros.

Property auctioneers handling commercial, parking, land, residential and mixed-use properties across the UK, with the source citing mansions, business premises and even lighthouses among the sales it has handled. The house runs a 28-day online auction cycle and a 0% sales fee option, with buyers paying the reservation fee and deposit when the hammer falls. One recent sold example in the listings shows a £6,303 result from a £4,000 starting bid, while a £300,000 sale is also featured.

Upcoming auctions include the Very Merry Wunderkammer Auction, scheduled for 19–29 November, though the source omits the year, so the date cannot be confirmed as falling within the search window. Consignments for this sale are closed, and the source also lists recent past results, including a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner "Hulk" watch that sold for R350 000.

Upcoming auctions include Willard Wrecker Auction 3 on October 29 in Buford, Georgia, with items sold as-is where-is and a five-day removal window. Willard Wrecker Auction 4 follows on November 12 in Buford, Georgia. An ASIMPA Fleet Reduction Auction, with late-model low-hour and low-mileage trucks, equipment, and trailers, runs November 3 in Heflin, Alabama. On November 14, two Cain Equipment Fall Auction rings run all day in Clermont, Georgia, offering a mix of equipment from plows to bulldozers.

Sells houses, townhouses, units, apartments, acreage and semi-rural properties, alongside commercial sales and leases, across Bendigo and surrounding suburbs such as Eaglehawk, Kangaroo Flat and Strathdale. The Bendigo Real Estate site describes the firm as operating since 1900 and lists current for-sale, sold, for-rent and leased properties. Note that the source text is a real estate agency site, not an auction house, so it contains no auction lots, makers or sale details.

Upcoming auctions include a General & Vehicle Auction on 6 November 2026, with online bidding closing on 11 November 2026 at 6:00 PM. Lots that go unsold at the auction may still be sold privately for the rest of the month.

New Hampshire Auctions and Appraisals is holding a Fall Auction of Fine Art and Collectibles on November 6, 2026 at 10:00 AM, featuring over 300 lots that include fine art from estates, antique swords and weapons, oriental rugs, Sterling silver, African masks, T. Nast woodcuts, 1950s toy trucks, cast iron toys, trains, early lead soldiers, and country and Renaissance Revival furniture. The house specializes in antiques, fine furnishings, books, and fine art, and recent results included a Dunlap painting that sold for $42,500 and a Dunlap molding plane that sold for $15,000.

Upcoming auctions include a four-day sale of garden furniture, stoneware, tools, ceramics, glassware, jewellery, gold, silver and plate, antique paintings, prints, books, craft, modern and antique furniture, and white goods, with live sessions starting at 9:30am on November 4 and again on November 6, 2026. Recent results from the house's earlier sales in this series included a Carlton Ware Art Deco lustre vase pair that sold for £2,100 and a 18ct gold three-stone diamond ring that sold for £2,000.

Specializing in vintage Americana, Petroliana, and automobilia, Rockabilly Auction Company has built its sales around porcelain and neon signs, with recent results including a Ford V8 single-sided porcelain sign that sold for $25,750 and an early McDonald's Speedee animated neon sign that brought $14,000. The Georgia house, owned by Richmond Auctions and operated by Kurt and Rhonda Kilgore, has been running auctions since 2007 and reports more than 100,000 items sold across over 200 auctions.

Specializes in rare Judaica and Jewish historical collectibles, with its recent sales led by Holocaust-era material: a letter from Albert Einstein on the eve of World War II, which sold for $38,000, and a copy of Theodor Herzl's copy of a German play, which sold for $55,000. Other categories listed include Holocaust and Nazi-era items, Oskar Schindler material, early Hebrew printing and manuscripts, Palestine lithographs, and Zionist ephemera. The house runs an auction roughly once every two months, and it also evaluates individual items and estates for sale.

Specializes in Militaria, Vintage Toys, Models, Railwayana, Coins and Natural History, with recent results including a Royal Marine Commando Falklands MM group that sold for £30,000 and a George Cross by James Pollitt (1935) that sold for £8,000. The East Sussex house, which bills itself as the UK's oldest established Toy and Model auctioneer, also lists banknote lots such as a collection of cheques dating from circa 1817 to 1910 that sold for £110.

Upcoming auctions include the Fall Antiques & Art Auction on November 14, 2026 at 10:00 AM, featuring painted and country furniture, stoneware, advertising, holiday items, Staffordshire figures, and clocks, plus the eighth and final part of the late Dr. Virginia Gunn's quilt and coverlet collection. Past highlights from the house include a Western Pennsylvania or West Virginia stoneware "People" jar that sold for $11,900 and a Halloween Parade lantern that brought $6,545.

Dealer2Dealer Auction runs a dealer-exclusive online platform for wholesale motor vehicles, with stock listed by licensed Australian dealerships and sold in a weekly live auction open only to licensed motor dealers. The site reports 1,040 vehicles listed, 560 sold, a 54% overall clearance and $4.8M in vehicle sales value, and charges buyers no fees, with sellers paying a flat $99 or $299 success fee per car sold.

Stocklear, a French B2B marketplace, sells surplus, customer-return and damaged non-food goods as pallet and truckload lots, with big-name brands such as Whirlpool, Haier, LG, Apple, Bose, Sony, Dyson-style robot vacuums, Lego and DeWalt listed among the makers on its auction pages. Lots include whole-truck consignments of furniture and garden goods, as well as high-tech and small-appliance batches sold by auction with reserve-free opening bids and per-unit costs shown. Buyers are discount chains, wholesalers and liquidators, and the site stresses that sellers are paid only after buyers confirm receipt of their orders.

Legacy Auction Company, an Iowa house, leans heavily on heavy equipment and vehicles, with recent results including a 1977 John Deere 4230 and 721 Loader and a 2011 Mustang 2700V Diesel Skidloader, alongside a 4 Bed, 4 Bath home on 15.74 acres in New Hampton. Its current hot lots range from a Seymour Duncan LTD deluxe electric guitar, which drew 46 bids, to a Generac generator and a Red Wing Hamm's Beer Bear Bank that sold for $1,610.00.