Overview
- Dealers Fabian Kahl and Julian Schmitz-Avila teamed up to buy a porcelain bowl modeled after an 18th‑century Kaendler design tied to Dresden’s Grünes Gewölbe for €11,200, beating an €8,000–€10,000 expert estimate.
- Jewelry delivered the largest seller payout of the day as Susanne Steiger bought a 19th‑century gold armlet for €1,700 after an expert valuation of €2,000–€2,200.
- A bidding mix‑up provided drama when Susanne Steiger said “900 … 1000,” which colleagues briefly heard as a €900,000 offer before she clarified the intended increments.
- A historic 800‑silver sugar box linked to Dresden maker Julius Christian Möhl sold above expectations to Friedrich Häusser for €750 after brisk bidding.
- Condition issues slashed the price of a ‘Victor Luggage’ trunk with a strong chemical odor, which sold for €100 despite a higher expert estimate that assumed restoration.