Antique Rokoko Table Damaged During 'Bares für Rares' Setup

The show's team promises full compensation for the unique piece, while other rare items fetch high prices.

An 18th-century Rokoko table was damaged during the setup of the 'Bares für Rares' show, reducing its value significantly.
The show's host, Horst Lichter, assured the owners that the damage would be compensated up to the original estimated value of 9,000 euros.
A rare document signed by Napoleon Bonaparte was sold for 6,200 euros, exceeding its estimated value.
A Paraiba-Turmalin necklace was appraised at 40,000 to 42,000 euros, but sold for 30,000 euros, still three times the seller's expectation.
A porcelain Pierrot figure, found on the street, was sold for 350 euros, surpassing the seller's initial expectation of 300 euros.