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Closing in the next 3 days: 1,213 furniture lots in 40 states

Government auctions for furniture lots that end by October 28, counted from the UX Search index.

UX News · Oct 25, 2026, 4:07 PM EDT · Updated Oct 25, 2026, 7:07 PM EDT
Closing within 3 days
1,213
States
40
Category
Furniture

Government agencies have 1,213 furniture lots up for auction that close between now and October 28, spread across 40 states. The most are in Ohio (100), Washington (83), Tennessee (75), California (58), Virginia (53).

They are listed on GovDeals (486), Proxibid (425), Public Surplus (200) and other platforms. Each listing on UX Search shows the current bid, the closing time and what similar items sold for, so buyers can compare before the clock runs out.

A few still taking bids: Box 2 (4 per box) of Dual Flat Screen Flex Arm Desk Clamps in New Orleans, Louisiana at $240, 11 in Lexington, Kentucky at $10 and 2 in Lexington, Kentucky at $10. Those bids are as of this writing and often rise in the final hours.

Buyers new to government auctions can read the UX Auctions buying guides before they bid. The UX Search Price Report shows what government furniture lots have sold for over the past year.

StateClosing within 3 days
Ohio100
Washington83
Tennessee75
California58
Virginia53
Kansas50
Arizona43
Utah32
Texas31
North Carolina27

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Written by UX News from the UX Search live index and the UX Auctions sold archive, Oct 25, 2026, 4:07 PM EDT, numbers updated Oct 25, 2026, 7:07 PM EDT. Counts are as of that time; bids and closing times change, so each listing's own page has the latest. UX News covers government agencies and auction platforms, not private sellers.