Overview
- Detlev Kümmel cut off ivory closures from a 1952 reprint of the Ten Bamboo Hall handbook on camera, clearing legal hurdles for a dealer‑room sale at €1,600 to Julian Schmitz‑Avila.
- Heide Rezepa‑Zabel identified a turn‑of‑the‑century Fabergé two‑point brooch by August Hollming with a €7,000–10,000 estimate, which sold to Elisabeth Nüdling for €5,000.
- A Bergkristall set replicating famous diamonds split dealer opinion despite an €1,800–2,300 valuation, and Elke Velten‑Tönnies secured it for €1,700 after Walter Lehnertz bowed out.
- Colmar Schulte‑Goltz judged a landscape signed “J. Waldmann” to be a deliberate imitation of Jacob Waltmann, and the sellers were denied a dealer card.
- Volatile bidding produced mixed outcomes, including a Loriot‑, Evelyn Hamann‑ and Otto Waalkes‑signed T‑shirt climbing to €1,400 for Wolfgang Pauritsch while a 19th‑century amputation kit fetched €750, below its €900–1,100 appraisal.