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Lot 328: A Mixed Lot of Workshop and Household Sundries Including Black and Decker Power Tools

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

This lot comprises a mixed collection of workshop tools and household hardware contained within a green plastic crate. The group includes a Black and Decker hammer drill, model KD574CRE, finished in dark green with a red trigger and fitted with a UK three-pin plug. The drill is accompanied by a side handle and a printed user manual titled BLACK&DECKER KD574 KD577, all housed within a fitted dark green plastic carry case with a label reading BLACK&DECKER KD574CRE 550W H TWISTLOK. Also included is a grey plastic tool case containing an assortment of hand tools including a socket set with ratchet, a ball-peen hammer with a wooden handle, various red-handled screwdrivers, combination wrenches, pliers, and a wire stripping tool. Household items include multiple boxes of light bulbs featuring Philips branding noted as 60 WATT and 10W, and a BIGHOUSE six-pack of 5W E14 LED energy-saving bulbs. Further sundries include Eaton RAT TRAP pest control devices in original packaging, a yellow pack of Marigold gloves, a coil of thick white rope, blue strapping, a plastic jar containing red bungee cords, and a set of red and black circular objects in a plastic sleeve.


Condition report:

The lot is in mixed condition. The Black and Decker drill and its manual show signs of moderate use and dust accumulation (photo 3). The hand tool set is heavily used; metal components, particularly the hammer head and several screwdrivers, exhibit surface oxidation and rust (photo 2). The plastic carry cases for the power and hand tools show surface scuffs and dirt (photos 1 and 2). Several household items, including the light bulbs, rat traps, and gloves, appear to be in original, unused retail packaging (photo 1). The rope and bungee cords show no significant wear (photo 1). All mechanical and electrical items are untested.