Overview
- An Italian 750 gold mosaic bracelet from the 1960s, valued at roughly €4,000–€4,400, sold to Julian Schmitz-Avila for €4,000.
- A historic brooch dated to a 1922 gift with 6.67 carats, estimated at €7,000–€8,000, went to Schmitz-Avila for €6,300, while a Belle Époque moonstone brooch brought €660.
- Walter “Waldi” Lehnertz outbid rival Jos van Katwijk for a Konica neon sign, paying €555 after a provoked bidding duel that leapt beyond the appraisal range.
- A seller cut off bargaining by accepting €250 for a dental vulcanizing kettle, prompting frustration from dealer Roman Runkel who had not finished bidding.
- Elsewhere, a trio of vintage suitcases went unsold after a high ask, and Wolfgang Pauritsch detailed plans to convert a €750 enamel plate purchase into a €1,900 weather station.