From small pieces of jewelry to large armchairs: Horst Lichter has already seen a lot at “Bares for Rares”. It is normally the task of the experts to inspect and appraise the objects. But it does happen that the moderator suddenly becomes an expert.
So also with this rarity. The mother-daughter team Karin and Johanna Bock want to bring a seating group including a dining table to the man at “Bares for Rares”. The green furniture is from their holiday home in Italy, which they recently bought. But before the candidates step up to the counter, the expert catches Horst Lichter in the act.
The 60-year-old sits relaxed with a cup of coffee and a newspaper in his hand on one of the six chairs that are actually for sale. When the expert Detlev Kümmel wants to look at the furniture, he sees his chance.
Because he promptly says to Horst Lichter: “Very briefly: while you’re there, do the function test. are you sitting well I always have to check things.” But the temporary expert obviously feels disturbed during his break and suddenly clears the field. “That’s not the break room!”, Detlev warns him.
A short time later, Horst Lichter is a bit uncomfortable that he has spread so much. “Hopefully nobody saw that,” he fears. But Detlev can calm him down. He keeps it tight: “No, we won’t tell anyone.”

“Bares for Rares”: Candidates are successful in the dealer room
However, the kitchen furniture group is well received by retailers despite the misappropriation. Sarah Schreiber in particular is enthusiastic about the object. This may be because her dress is the same color as the furniture. It quickly becomes clear: the expertise of 300 euros for everything will definitely be achieved. And as luck would have it, Sarah Schreiber is the happy new owner.
You can see the entire episode on Wednesday afternoon from 3.05 p.m. on ZDF or in advance in the media library.
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