Overview

• Two sisters sold a turn-of-the-century Maggi enamel sign for €1,400 after its €1,000–1,200 appraisal sparked a bidding contest among dealers.
• A Carl Barks–signed Donald Duck comic plate valued at €400–500 drew fierce competition in the dealer room and sold for €720.
• A pair of 1624 imperial patents by Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II fetched €4,350—exceeding the seller’s €4,000 ask—and was later donated to a museum by the winning bidder.
• An Émile Gallé–style vase was authenticated but badly worn, cutting its estimated value to €500–700 and resulting in a €400 sale.
• Host Horst Lichter intervened in negotiations for two 14-year-old sellers whose ring, appraised at €5,500–6,000, failed to meet a top bid of €3,300 and was withdrawn.