6 Auctions over 4 nights.

This week was a massive auction week for the Burns & Co team with SIX auctions wrapping between Monday and Thursday evenings.

It kicked off with the June Next Level Collectors Auction on the Monday night with a live auction held online and at 4 Market Drive, Bayswater with a catalogue featuring many desirable pieces including a great run of restored Petrol Pumps along with Enamel and other signs, Racks and stands, Bottles and Tins, Hi-Boys, Clocks.

Tuesday night saw us holding a Single Vendor Livestream Collectors Auction with collectables from areas such as Petrol & Oil, Tyre & Battery and Milk Bar with a nice selection of other collectables. Lots included Enamel and other signs, Tins, Bottles, Pourers, and Advertising materials.

Monday through Wednesday saw the highly anticipated 1970’s – 1980’s Japanese / Yamaha Trail Bikes, NOS Parts & Manuals UNRESERVED Timed Online Auction finish up with Part 1 ending Monday, Part 2 Tuesday and Part 3 Wednesday.

And it all wrapped up on the Thursday evening again back at 4 Market Drive where we closed out the Livestream Collectors Auction with bidders fighting it out for a varied catalogue of collectables including Petrol and Oil, Cigarette, Automotive, Tyre, Milk Bar, Traps and other collectables including Enamel and other signs, Oil racks, Oil bottles and Tins, and Boxes.

The highlights across the four nights included;

June Next Level Collectors Auction

• A very desirable Golden Fleece Hanging Ram Pump Glass took out the top spot for the night selling for $11,300.
• Closely followed at second place on the night by an original Atlantic Pure Paraffin Base Motor Oil 2-piece embossed sign which sold for $10,951.
• And taking out third highest selling lot for the night was one of the many petrol pumps on offer with the restored COR Gilbert & Barker 6 Gallon Double Manual Petrol Pump making $7,339.

You can see the full results for June Next Level Collectors Auction here.

Single Vendor Livestream Collectors Auction

• In excellent condition, an Original ‘The Sun News – Pictorial on sale here’ screen print tin sign topped the auction for Tuesday night selling for $1,048.
• Another sign, this time an enamel one in the Original Michelin Man Enamel Sign came in at second place with a sale price of $611.
• Rounding out the top three was an ETA Potato Crisps Tin which reached $570 when the final hammer fell.

You can see the full results for the Single Vendor Livestream Collectors Auction here.

1970’s – 1980’s Japanese / Yamaha Trail Bikes, NOS Parts & Manuals UNRESERVED Timed Online Auction

• The top selling lot across the three nights was a 1991 KTM 550cc Trail Bike that was snapped up by a new owner for $13,607.
• Another trail bike from Monday night, this time a 1976 Yamaha YZ came in at second place for the three auctions at $5,941.
• And taking out third highest selling lot was a 1970 Yamaha RT1 360cc Trail Bike that went for $4,893.

You can see the full results for the 1970’s – 1980’s Japanese / Yamaha Trail Bikes, NOS Parts & Manuals UNRESERVED Timed Online Auction here (and then click on the relevant results button).

Livestream Collectors Auction

The hot item of the night was Oil Bottles and pourers with these items filling the top six selling places for this auction

• The top selling lot made $5,999 and that was the 2 x Neptune Motor Oil Multi Grade Tin Oil Bottle Pourers on 1-quart bottles with dust caps.
• A set of 2 x Neptune Motor Oil Tin Oil Bottle Pourers on 1-pint oil bottles with dust caps came in second at $4,951.
• It was Neptune Oil Bottles again in third place with 2 x Neptune Tin Oil Bottle Pourers on 1-pint oil bottles with dust caps making $4,718.

You can see the full results for the Livestream Collectors Auction here.

There’s always a collectable & memorabilia auction in the works here at Burns & Co so if you’re a keen buyer that doesn’t want to miss out on some unreal classic memorabilia, keep a keen eye on our Current Auctions!