Overview

• Seller Jean‑Claude parted with jewelry tied to his late wife for 611 euros, a story that moved host Horst Lichter to tears.
• An Émile Gallé‑zugeschriebene Vase drew authenticity and condition concerns, with Lisa Nüdling declining to bid and Steve Mandel buying for 400 euros.
• A family bronze valued at 2,800–3,400 euros attracted bids only up to 600 (later 1,000) and ultimately stayed in the family.
• A 19th‑century ‘digital’ Taschenuhr estimated at 600–800 euros sold to dealer Benjamin Leo for 650 euros after brisk bidding.
• Walter Lehnertz repeatedly outbid himself on a 1970s ‘Young Master’ Kinder‑Tretauto, pushing his own offer to 220 euros in what viewers called a sympathy bid.