Overview

• A rare, circa‑1920 Otto Müller crayon lithograph authenticated as a unique, hand‑colored piece sold to dealer Fabian Kahl for €30,500, ranking among the show’s priciest deals.
• ZDF inserted an on‑screen notice stating an episode with a Günther Uecker lithograph was recorded before the artist’s death on June 10, 2025.
• An Elkington Birmingham service was found to lack the sterling hallmark, leading expert Albert Maier to value it at €800–€1,000 and the disappointed couple exited without selling.
• Two Meissen figures drew a seller demand of €5,000–€6,000 per piece, but expert Colmar Schulte‑Goltz valued the pair at €2,800–€3,100, prompting the owners to abort their appearance.
• A more than 100‑year‑old cast‑iron cylinder engine model sold in the dealer room for €650 and was later resold by Jos van Katwijk to a U.S. collector for a higher undisclosed sum.