Overview

• Expert Sven Deutschmanek stunned the studio by taste-testing a Carlo Nason lamp to verify its glass quality, sending its sale price to €1,550.
• A veteran dealer unexpectedly withdrew his €60 offer on 170 vintage printing letters and advised the seller to pursue an online auction instead.
• During taping, Julian Schmitz-Avila purchased a 1930s enamel sign for €700 and flipped it to fellow dealer Waldi Lehnertz before the episode concluded.
• Wendela Horz exposed a counterfeit diamond ring as containing only zircon, halting a potential sale and highlighting the show’s authenticity checks.
• The show’s blend of dramatic appraisal revelations and unplanned dealer maneuvers continues to fuel its daily audience of around 1.8 million viewers.