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Furniture & Household Auctions

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Home and office furniture and appliances sell at estate, returns and government surplus auctions. These are the sites that sell them.

Office furniture is the most common thing a government sells. Every renovation and every move puts desks, task chairs, conference tables, filing cabinets, cubicle systems and shelving into surplus, usually in lots, and the condition is often better than the price suggests because commercial furniture is built for years of daily use. Schools sell student desks and cafeteria tables by the dozen; hospitals and universities sell beds, lounge seating and lab benches.

Household furniture and appliances are rarer at government auction but do appear from seized-property sales and from housing programs. Nearly every furniture sale is pickup only within a short window, so the truck, the helpers and the distance to the warehouse are part of the price. Our sold prices below show what desks, chairs and cabinets really went for.

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From Auction Yard to Internet Empire: South Carolina’s State Surplus StoryFor more than seven decades, South Carolina has moved government vehicles, equipment and surplus property from public agencies to new owners—from live auctions at Boston Avenue to a multimillion-dollar online marketplace.UX Auctions · Oct 1, 2026