Overview
- A head‑shaped object containing red liquid described by its seller as showing the brain’s ventricles puzzled presenter Horst Lichter and expert Sven Deutschmanek, who said the piece likely served as a decorative 1980s object rather than a functioning medical model.
- The seller said he inherited the item from his mother and hoped for about €100, while the expert estimated its value at roughly €80–€120.
- Reports say the head then went to the dealer room and sold after bidding to Markus Wildhagen for €200, a final price that exceeded the expert range but remained modest.
- A separate highlight was a family ruby ring appraised by Dr. Heide Rezepa‑Zabel at €11,000–€12,000 that drew fierce bidding and was won by dealer Elke Velten for €10,500, during which Wolfgang Pauritsch briefly tried the ring on and left the room before apologizing.
- The broadcast also featured several mid‑range antiques and jewelry with expert estimates and dealer purchases, illustrating the show’s mix of quirky curios that test expertise and high‑value items where provenance and gem quality drive near‑appraisal outcomes.