Overview

• Dr. Bianca Berding authenticated the 1914 jardinière, linked to designer Dagobert Peche for Johann Loetz, and Fabian Kahl bought it for €2,200 after an estimate of €1,800 to €2,200.
• The 1930s diamond ring with a 3.24‑carat stone, estimated at €12,000 to €14,000 without a current lab report, drew bidding between Susanne Steiger and Wolfgang Pauritsch before selling for €16,000.
• In Händlerstücke, Wolfgang Pauritsch turned a silver enamel wall plate by Anton Frisch into a weather station, reporting €1,200 in total costs and a €1,900 asking price.
• Händler Jan Čížek converted a €200 can‑sealer into a black sculptural lamp with €750 total costs and a €1,250 target price, while Markus Wildhagen reworked a ship spotlight bought for €4,650 into a party light he plans to offer for €6,800.
• In a separate segment, seller Hella Wermund left after Dr. Heide Rezepa‑Zabel valued her damaged diamond earrings at up to €900, which matched a private offer she already had.