ZDF junk show - Christmas on "Bares für Rares": Christmas tree decorations trigger bidding war
As Anke Kraus-Geppert and Andreas Kraus approach the Pulheim rolling mill, "Last Christmas" is playing. And with good reason: the couple from Limbach-Oberfrohna in Saxony have more than 100-year-old Christmas tree lights in their luggage, which they found in the attic and now want to sell on"Bares für Rares".
Colmar Schulte-Goltz explains how the candles work. They consist of a small glass tube that can be hung in the tree. Petroleum can be filled into the tubes, and the expert explains that they burn for around seven hours, "after which even the most beautiful Christmas Eve will be over at some point". Presenter Horst Lichter is enthusiastic about the old lights.
"Bares für Rares": the dealers are thrilled
Based on the packaging, Schulte-Goltz dates the date of manufacture to 1910. The couple would like around 10 euros per candle, which gives a total price of 150 euros for the set. The expert goes even further: he estimates the value at between 150 and 220 euros.
In the dealer's room, Fabian Kahl, Daniel Meyer and Jos van Katwijk agree that these are special pieces. "I've never seen anything like this before," says Kahl. The interest is also reflected in the bids: Meyer starts with 100 euros, but Kahl and von Katwijk also bid. While Susanne Steiger and Sarah Schreiber remain silent, the three men go into a bidding frenzy. They soon beat the estimated value, with the highest bid coming in at 480 euros. Fabian Kahl wins the bid for this sum.
The sellers can hardly believe their luck: "I'm really pleased that old things like this are so appreciated," says Andreas Kraus afterwards.
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- Horst Lichter, the host of ZDF's junk show "Bares für Rares," was particularly excited about the 100-year-old Christmas tree lights brought by the Kraus couple from Colmar, Saxony.
- During the bidding contest, Fabian Kahl, Daniel Meyer, and Jos van Katwijk agreed that the old Christmas tree lights with their unique packaging were rare finds, with Kahl stating he had never seen anything like it before.
- The expert, Horst Lichter, estimated the 100-year-old Christmas tree lights to have been manufactured in 1910, and suggested a value of 150 to 220 euros based on their condition and rarity.
- In the intense bidding war, Fabian Kahl managed to outbid his rivals, pushing the final price for the Christmas tree lights to an impressive 480 euros.
- The Colmar Schulte-Goltz Christmas tree lights were a hit on the show, with Anke Kraus-Geppert and Andreas Kraus receiving a huge cash reward for their aged find.
- The excitement of the show can be seen on the ZDF channel, where "Bares für Rares" continues to thrill viewers with its bidding contests and rare finds, like the dramatic sale of the Colmar Schulte-Goltz Christmas tree lights.
Source: www.stern.de
