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Sell Bulk Homeware in the UK

Clearing a home, shifting unsold gifts or decluttering a storage unit? We buy bulk small homeware lots — kitchen items, mugs, frames, candles, decorative pieces and more. Get an offer within 48 hours — we send a free prepaid Evri label so you can post it straight to us.

What We Accept

Kitchen utensils, gadgets and small tools
Mugs, cups and small crockery (unchipped)
Picture frames and photo albums
Candles, diffusers and candle holders (unused)
Decorative ornaments, vases and figurines
Storage boxes, baskets and organiser sets
Cushion covers, throws and pillowcases
Mixed homeware job lots from house clearances

What We Pay for Bulk Homeware

Homeware varies widely in value. These are typical per-item prices for bulk postal lots — lighter items attract better rates because shipping costs factor into our offer.

Item TypeCondition RequiredTypical Price Range
Kitchen gadgets (whisks, peelers, utensil sets)Unused / Good£0.30 – £1.50 per item
Mugs, cups and small crockeryGood (no chips)£0.20 – £0.80 per item
Picture frames (A4, A5, mixed sets)Good£0.30 – £1.20 per item
Candles and candle holdersUnused£0.50 – £2.00 per item
Decorative ornaments and vasesGood (no damage)£0.30 – £1.50 per item
Storage and organiser setsUnused / Good£0.50 – £3.00 per item
Bedding (pillowcases, throws, cushion covers)Unused / Good£0.50 – £2.50 per item

Prices are per item within a bulk lot. Heavier items may attract lower per-item rates as shipping costs affect the overall offer. We do not buy single items.

What Affects the Price We Offer?

  • Weight: Because your lot is posted to us via courier, heavier items cost more to ship — this affects how much we can offer. Lighter items (mugs, frames, small kitchen pieces) get better per-item rates.
  • Condition: Unused or like-new items command significantly more than visibly used pieces. Items with original packaging add value.
  • Variety vs consistency: A consistent lot (e.g., 30 matching mugs) is easier to resell and often attracts a better offer than a very random mixed lot.
  • Brand: Recognised brands (Cath Kidston, Emma Bridgewater, Joules, John Lewis own-brand) attract higher rates than unbranded homeware.

What We Don't Buy

Large furniture or bulky items
Electrical appliances of any kind
Chipped, cracked or broken ceramics
Bedding that has been used (hygiene reasons)
Very heavy items (shipping cost exceeds value)
Pots, pans or cookware (too heavy to post)
Single items (minimum 10 items per lot)

How to Prepare Your Homeware Lot

1

Check for damage

Set aside chipped, cracked or broken items. Only include pieces in sellable condition — it leads to faster, better offers.

2

Estimate weight

Give us a rough sense of the total weight if you can. Heavy lots affect what we can offer due to courier costs.

3

Take an overview photo

A photo of the full lot laid out helps us assess variety, quantity and condition at a glance.

Ready to Sell Your Homeware Lot?

Submit your lot in 2 minutes. We'll review and get back with an offer within 48 hours. No obligation — we send a free prepaid label so you can post it straight to us.

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