Overview
- Expert Colmar Schulte-Goltz reattributed a supposed painting to a Pietra‑dura mosaic by Giovanni Montelatici (c. 1900), prompting a bidding battle that ended with dealer Fabian Kahl buying it for €5,000, far above the €2,000 wish and €2,500–3,500 estimate.
- Diana Seehafer’s antique mourning set tested as 585 gold weighing about 45 grams, and jewelry dealer Susanne Steiger purchased it for €6,000 as the sole bidder, exceeding the expert range and the metal-value reference.
- An ‘Amazone’ sculpture carrying a Gladenbeck & Sohn signature was identified as zinc casting with a likely forged mark, so the sale was stopped and no dealer card was issued.
- Former ‘Lindenstraße’ actor Cosima Viola’s perfume flacons marked “Bottle Made by Lalique” were judged imitations, and the seller left without a dealer card after experts deemed them fakes.
- Other segments underscored the show’s human element, including an emotional overpay on a vintage camera when a dealer lifted his offer to meet a seller’s sentimental target.