Overview
- An opulent Garibaldi jewelry ensemble far exceeded the seller’s wish in the estimate and sold after a duel to dealer Elke Velten-Tönnies for €11,000.
- A Loetz Jugendstil vase, taxied at €800–€1,200, went to Wolfgang Pauritsch for €1,600 after a late bid attempt from Fabian Kahl came too late.
- A silver service with palisander handles was barred from proceeding after the sellers lacked a required marketing certificate, and Horst Lichter sent them home to obtain it.
- An oak display cabinet dated to circa 1905–1910 beat its €500–€600 estimate, with Velten-Tönnies paying €950 in the dealer room.
- Other deals underscored the appraisal–auction gap: a Berkel scale valued at €150–€250 sold to Julian Schmitz-Avila for €210, and an Addi‑9 calculator estimated at €100–€150 fetched €300 from Jan Čížek.