@geeze57 : Given that you say the auction is due to end soon I'd say that you need to act fast. Write down the item number of each of the listings for the stolen items, and keep the piece of paper with the item numbers in front of you. Once you've written down the item numbers click on the Help & Contact link that appears at both the top and the bottom of this page and a new page will load up.
Once the new page appears on the screen scroll right down to the bottom of the page and click on the mobile phone icon beneath the words "Need more help? Have us call you." You should then receive a phone call from eBay. Tell the person you are speaking to that you have spotted two stolen items listed for sale on the site and provide eBay with both of the item numbers, making sure that you emphasise the fact that you know that both items are stolen because they have actually been stolen from you. I've never had to do this myself so I don't know how helpful eBay are likely to be, but if you've already reported the matter to the police and they've given you a crime reference number in relation to the stolen items then provide eBay with that information. eBay aren't likely to want to be caught turning a blind eye to the sale of stolen goods on their site, so if you can prove that the items are indeed stolen property and that you are the rightful owner then if eBay have got a shred of decency they should remove both listings from the site so that they cannot be sold to anybody else who may be thinking of buying them. Hopefully you'll subsequently get the items back again.
Good luck with getting your stolen goods back - let us have an update on the case so that we know how it turned out in the end. It would be interesting to know whether eBay actually did anything to help you to get the items back or chose instead to turn a blind eye to the matter and actually allowed the stolen goods to be sold on via their website. If eBay don't take the listings down after you've tipped them off about them being stolen then it wouldn't look good on them at all - that would practically be like an advert to scammers and thieves to list stolen property on eBay, as it would only serve to give the impression that eBay will allow them to do so and that there wouldn't be any negative repurcussions on them for listing stolen goods for sale on the site.
