Wolfgang Pauritsch: Record deal at Bares for Rares inspires spectators!

Wolfgang Pauritsch: Record deal at Bares for Rares inspires spectators!

"BARES FOR RARES" continues to enjoy great popularity on ZDF and is referred to by many spectators as a "long -running favorite". This junk program, moderated by Horst Lichter, offers dealers and collectors a platform to buy and sell antique items. Among the active dealers is also Wolfgang Pauritsch, who did a remarkable business in the last broadcast on June 4, 2025.

In this episode, Pauritsch acquired a portrait of the renowned portraitist Alfred Schwarz, which was created in 1928. Andrea Herzauer and Jan Oelrichs, the sellers, originally set a price of 600 euros, which the expert Colmar Schulte-Goltz was considered too low. He rated the work of art at 900 to 1,200 euros. Ultimately, Pauritsch offered 700 euros and was able to assert himself with what the interest in portraits of women under his customers confirms.

record speed in the watch business

Another highlight by Wolfgang Pauritsch In the show, the quick transaction of an Omega "Flightmaster" was watch. The seller, Werner Adamus, had bought the watch at a price of less than 700 marks and wanted to use the proceeds to give his wife a gift for the golden wedding day. The second generation of this watch was originally developed for professional pilots and was estimated by expert Wendela Horz to a value between 2,000 and 2,500 euros.

Pauritsch offered an impressive 1,800 euros, which represents the six -fold of the originally desired price of 300 euros. His retailers, including David Suppes, supported the offer without further offering. Pauritsch himself described the sale as the fastest in the history of "Bares for Rares", which underlines efficiency and fun on the show.

antiques and events

In addition to the shops on the TV show, the activities and events in the antique world are also pointed out. From April 19 to 21, 2025, an event took place in Kall, at which jewelry was evaluated and bought. Visitors could look forward to meals with coffee, cake and bock sausages while discussing ancient objects.

The Eifel Antik also offers an extensive exhibition area of ​​over 800 square meters, on which furniture, porcelain, glass, books, collector's pieces and works of art from different style epochs, from baroque to Bauhaus. If you are interested in antiques, you will find a wide range and regular new products, including a new paperback in the online shop.

"BARES FOR RARES" not only shows the fascination for antiques on television, but also invites you to actively discover the world of junk markets and antique shops. Visit Eifel Antik to learn more about the variety of antiques, or switch on to ZDF to track the latest highlights of the show.

Derwesten.de reports that the program continues to have a big fan base. Stern reports about Pauritsch's extraordinary shops, while Eifel Antik presented an extensive range of antiques and events.