Steve Graham Auctioneer

The original cottage was built in the late 1800s – however, with the recent death of the farmer the property has been sold and auctioneer Steve Graham will auction all the farming and workshop equipment at Shannon’s Lane, Kerrie from 10am Sunday January 31.

For auction goers looking for useful farm equipment, this auction is a must see with an International 434 diesel tractor (with 1358 hours) among the main attractions.

Other highlights include a Berends Cyclomatic 15000 mulcher mower and 10-disk offset plough, along with a Daken 3’6” slasher.

Auction goers have the opportunity tomorrow (January 17) to obtain a small piece of the Porcupine Township at Maldon when auctioneer Steve Graham begins his on site auction at 10am.

Porcupine Township is your typical Australian pioneer village of the 1850s – a la Sovereign Hill at Ballarat.

Established in the early 1990s, it was a popular tourist attraction among those interested in seeing life in a gold mining community in colonial times first hand until purchased about five years ago by the current owners and closed down.

Porcupine Township at Maldon is your typical Australian pioneer village of the 1850s – a la Sovereign Hill at Ballarat.

Established in the early 1990s, it was a popular tourist attraction among those interested in seeing life in a gold mining community in colonial times first hand until purchased about five years ago by the current owners and closed down.

The township itself is now up for sale and auctioneer Steve Graham has been asked to dispose of those contents that will not affect the running of the village should the new owners decide to reopen it.

Woodworking machinery and tools, ride on mowers, power tools, a greenhouse and garden items should bring plenty of home handymen running to auctioneer Steve Graham’s latest clearing sale from 10am Sunday November 22 at 375 Gap Road, Sunbury.

The woodworking machinery features a Robland single phase combination table saw, while there also is a Morticer jig, wood lathe, scroll and band saws and a Pedestal angle cutter on offer.

A rare early 1900s coin operated Imperator music machine will bring collectors in droves to auctioneer Steve Graham’s annual special sale from 10am Sunday November 8 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

The music machine will be in good company with a large street piano, organ grinders herdie gerdie, musical instruments, antique music boxes, phonographs, gramophones and a symphonium joining it on the auctioneer’s block.

The contents of a well-known and respected vintage clothing store will go under the hammer when auctioneer Steve Graham climbs the rostrum at 10am Sunday October 25 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

The store is Circa Vintage Clothing, which has been operating in Melbourne's CBD for several years. The owner plans to ocontinue operating the business online. 

The ladies vintage and antique fashion dating from the 1800s to modern times includes day dresses from the 1920s, 1930s wedding and tea gowns, 1940s dinner dresses, 1950s beaded ball gowns and 1960s shifts.

Sixty years worth of “old stuff” will go under the hammer when auctioneer Steve Graham mounts the rostrum at 10am on Sunday October 11 at 7 Ardoch Street, Essendon.

One of the main features of the auction is a copper and leadlight feature door that came from the former 1930s Mercantile Mutual building in Melbourne CBD and an ostrich egg in a Morton’s Fish Paste cardboard box.

The house contents include a hallstand, marble washstands, mirrored sideboards, dressing tables, display cabinets, beds, wardrobes and mirrors.

The late Mark Whitmore was a skilled metal and timberwork craftsman who owned the successful The Blacksmiths Market at 14 High Street, Maldon.

Whitmore died last year and both the building and contents are up for auction.

Auctioneer Steve Graham is handling the contents auction on site from 11am Wednesday September 23.

Whitmore fashioned items to order and for general sale in his expansive workshop – which, in the 19^th and early 20^th centuries, was occupied by wainwrights G.S. Little who made carriages, buggies and drays for public use.

Auctioneer Steve Graham is in charge of an on site clearing sale at the Macedon nursery at 10 Margaret Street from 10am Sunday September 27.

Earmarked to go is a huge number of garden and nursery plants, trees and ferns.

The auction includes the sale of planters, nursery trolleys and stands, garden ornaments, shade sails, gazebos, wheelbarrows, hoses and outdoor furniture – perfect for anyone looking to spruce up their garden. 

A range of antiques, art, fine china and vintage clothing should entice auction goers to auctioneer Steve Graham’s forthcoming sale from 10am Sunday September 13 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

The auction features several unusual items including a mid-1800s timber book press and a Wolf collapsible dressmakers form.

Buyers will be able to choose from a range of antique mirrored sideboards, parlour suites, cedar chests, display cabinets, bookcases and provincial dining table and chairs.