Overview
- - Industry figures cited by DWDL show double-digit market shares for three Sunday programs: Händlerstücke (1.519 million/12.5%), Lieblingsstücke (1.433 million/14.1%) and Waldis Welt (1.415 million/12.3%).
- - A circa-1922 Art Deco brooch with 6.67 carats of old-cut diamonds was valued at €7,000–8,000 and sold in the dealer room for €6,300 to Julian Schmitz-Avila.
- - Recent segments underline valuation volatility: a Niki de Saint Phalle serigraph estimated up to €1,000 sold for €500, while a Bauhaus-era Kaiser idell lamp fetched €1,420 against a €1,500–2,000 appraisal.
- - Human-interest windfalls continued as a €2 panorama achieved €250 and a moonstone brooch once bought as part of a 50 DM set went for €660.
- - Dealer-room drama and reinvention remained hallmarks: a seller prematurely accepted €250 for a vulcanizer kettle mid-bidding, and traders highlighted repurposing projects from a silver enamel plate turned weather station to a customized puppenwagen and an upgraded vintage lounger.