Overview
- An attributed Fabergé‑workshop brooch linked to goldsmith August Hollming was valued at €7,000–€10,000, and after Horst Lichter clarified hallmark doubts, Elisabeth Nüdling bought it for €5,000.
- A 1915 oversea trunk with a stubborn musty odor drew unexpected demand, jumping past a €350–€500 estimate to sell for €700 to Susanne Steiger.
- A silverschatulle once bought for 36 Deutsche Mark sold for €3,500 to Fabian Kahl, beating the sellers’ €2,000 goal though landing below the €4,000–€4,300 appraisal.
- Dealer dynamics were on full display as Julian Schmitz‑Avila paid €700 for two enamel signs and resold one to a colleague before the episode ended.
- The format’s reach held in primetime, with the Oct. 22 XXL special drawing 3.56 million viewers, a 16.0% market share, and 510,000 viewers aged 14–49.