Overview
- An antique navette brooch from around 1900, appraised at €2,000–€2,100, triggered a bidding contest and sold for €3,700 to Susanne Steiger.
- A hand-crafted platinum ring circa 1950 with about 2.5 carats of diamonds drew bids only up to €1,600 against a €2,000–€2,500 estimate, and no deal was reached.
- A complete 111-piece Heider & Sohn 800-silver service, valued at roughly €3,500, was purchased by Daniel Meyer for €2,910.
- A Fabergé-related brooch attributed to August Hollming faced stamp doubts until host Horst Lichter clarified marking practices, after which Elisabeth Nüdling bought it for €5,000.
- A bronze bust attributed to Wilhelm Neumann-Torborg, estimated at €2,800–€3,400, received offers up to €1,000 and was withdrawn by the sellers.