Rare Art and Jewelry Fetch High Prices on 'Bares für Rares'

Unexpected bidding wars lead to surprising sales on the popular German antiques show.

A piece of cardboard painted by Ayako Rokkaku sold for a remarkable 25,000 euros after intense bidding.
A unique gold jewelry set, initially valued at 2,500 euros, was appraised for nearly double, surprising the seller.
A Picasso-designed ceramic jug fetched 14,000 euros, despite not being crafted by Picasso himself.
An Ernst Wilhelm Nay watercolor, initially unsold at auction, was valued at 12,000 to 15,000 euros but sold for 18,000 euros.
Various other items, including antique jewelry and porcelain, also saw competitive bidding and sales.