Overview
- An ornate Meissen jewelry box dated around 1900 was estimated at €1,800–2,100 and sold to dealer Fabian Kahl for €3,200 after a bidding battle.
- A 50‑centimeter Lyra factory pencil from the early 1900s, valued at €80–120, drew broad interest and sold for €250, far above the sellers’ €50 hope.
- A Mazzega Murano lighting set suffered a broken glass element during setup; despite an on‑camera apology and a minor €30–40 damage estimate, low bids of €500–600 led the owners to withdraw.
- An Italian 585 gold necklace appraised at €2,400 matched that price in a sale to Elke Velten‑Tönnies, as Fabian Kahl noted the limited options for men’s jewelry in shops.
- Not all lots found momentum as a set of gym pommel horses expected by sellers to fetch four to five thousand euros realized €900 after a €1,150 expert valuation.