Overview

• Markus Wildhagen converted a restored ship searchlight into a rolling LED party light after buying it for €4,650, citing roughly €500–600 in labor plus €250 in materials and setting a €6,800 asking price.
• Wolfgang Pauritsch turned a silver enamel wall plate by Anton Frisch (pre‑1928) into a weather station after a €750 purchase, reporting total outlay of €1,200 and a planned offer price of €1,900.
• A flea‑market Jardinière bought for €1.30 was identified as a Dagobert Peche design for Loetz, appraised at €1,800–2,200 and sold in the dealer room for €2,200.
• A 3.24‑carat 1930s diamond ring exceeded its €12,000–14,000 expert estimate, selling for €16,000 after a bidding duel, with the lack of a current lab report noted during appraisal.
• Seller Hella Wermund ended her appearance after an expert valued her damaged diamond earrings at up to €900, matching a prior private offer and below her €1,000 target.