Stock, consumables and everything else: auction prices

We have recorded 6 auction sales with a price of 11 models by 10 makes in this category, and 6 lots are at auction now. Pick a make, or a model below.

This is a catch-all category covering trade stock, consumables and other lots that do not belong to a defined equipment family. It takes in food and drink stock, packaging and raw materials, office supplies, pet and baby goods, mixed pallets and mystery boxes, along with non physical lots such as real estate, intellectual property, vouchers and titles that give no usable description. Because the makers listed, such as SKLP, Austin, SDLOOL, Depa and Kärcher, span entirely different kinds of goods, there is no real product range to compare between them. Buyers here are typically liquidators, resellers or bargain hunters rather than trade buyers of a single machine type. What matters on each lot is reading the actual listing carefully, since condition, completeness and even what the item is can vary completely from one entry to the next.

EUR 150 median hammer price middle half 30 to 400 EUR 58% of lots found a buyer 237 sales with a price

Prices by year of build

Built	Sales with a price	Middle half	Median	Found a buyer
2020 and later	11	EUR 400 to 800	EUR 600	–

Prices by country

Country	Sales with a price	Middle half	Median	Found a buyer
Netherlands	83	EUR 20 to 250	EUR 50	77%
France	32	EUR 15 to 250	EUR 120	76%
United Kingdom	32	EUR 200 to 4.000	EUR 1.500	86%
Belgium	31	EUR 20 to 150	EUR 40	25%
United States	15	EUR 150 to 600	EUR 250	–
Sweden	13	EUR 150 to 500	EUR 300	–

The country of the sale, not where the machine was made. Prices count the recorded sales of identified models, parts and accessories left out, on 308 auction sites, a sale listed twice once, in euros at the exchange rates of the day they were computed, rounded, before the buyer's premium and VAT; a row needs ten sales. "Found a buyer" counts the 127 sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, from twenty lots up; withdrawn lots are left out. Updated 2026-11-05.

Makes 10

Renault 2 models · 2 sales Airmax 1 model · 1 sale Fiat 1 model · 1 sale Nintendo 1 model · 1 sale Peugeot 1 model · 1 sale Austin-Healey 1 model · 0 sales Epson 1 model · 0 sales H.koenig 1 model · 0 sales Rubbermaid 1 model · 0 sales SKLP 1 model · 0 sales

Models with the most sales

Model	Sales with a price	Middle half	At auction now	Last sale
Airmax 2018-5000-BG77554-6	1	under ten sales	0	2026-07-05
Fiat 10	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-27
Nintendo DS Lite	1	under ten sales	0	2026-07-02
Peugeot 305	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-27
Renault R11	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-27
Renault R9	1	under ten sales	0	2026-10-27
SKLP SK-DFT480	0	none yet	2	none yet
Austin-Healey "100"	0	none yet	1	none yet
Epson 1	0	none yet	1	none yet
H.koenig 2	0	none yet	1	none yet
Rubbermaid 100	0	none yet	1	none yet

Middle half: the rounded middle half of the hammer prices of the model, in euros, from ten sales; each model page lists the sales one by one.

Questions about used stock, consumables and everything else at auction

What do used stock, consumables and everything else sell for at auction?

Across 237 auction sales with a price that we recorded, the middle half fetched EUR 30 to EUR 400, with a median of about EUR 150. These are rounded hammer prices in euros, before the buyer's premium and VAT.

How many stock, consumables and everything else find a buyer at auction?

On the auction sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, 58% of 313 lots offered found a buyer. By country: Netherlands 77%, France 76%, United Kingdom 86%. Withdrawn lots are not counted.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed. How prices are recorded.