SILVER service spoons, suede moccasins slippers, gardening gloves, and anti-ageing moisturiser are among the bargains available on the police's ebay page.
Sussex Police posts regular items from goods recovered from crime or unclaimed property.
This week, a silver set including spoons, a candle snuffer, pots, and decorative animals are listed for sale at £70. The postage and packing costs are £4.10.
In a Freedom of Information request, it was revealed that the force has sold more than 28,000 items on the account since 2009.
It has led to sales worth more than £840,000 for the force over the past ten years, with money often sent to charities and community groups.
Items online this week also include a job lot of household cleaning microfibre cloths is available for £10.50, with £7.90 postage costs.
If you seek eternal youth, there is a trio of L'Oreal products for anti-ageing, moisturising, and Garnier Skin Active pots.
These are listed at £9.50, with £3.10 postage costs.
Perhaps you could lay down the gauntlet to your garden this spring with gardening gloves available for £3.75, with £3.10 postage costs.
Golfing enthusiasts may also wish to bid for a TaylorMade Aeroburner 3HL Wood with a Fubuki shaft, available for £23.
The force notes it is in a "used condition" but "looks fairly clean all over".
It has had six bid and postage costs are £9.50.
Meanwhile there is a Seiko water resistant stainless steel watch available for £41.
But the force notes it is in a "used condition" with "some signs of wear", "scratches", "marks and dirt".
It also "skips a second" when ticking, so will "require servicing.
The postage costs are £3.10.
For a bit of home comfort, there are Barbour navy blue moccasins available for £41 with £4.10 posting costs.
They are in a UK size 10.
Finally, a gift idea for the children may include a Sony Playstation Vita handheld console for £41.
It doesn't come with a charger, games, or memory card and has some scratches, but the force says it is "overall in good condition" and costs £6 for postage.
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