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Bares für Rares features signed ravioli can and porcelain figures

Recent appearances on the German television show ‘Bares für Rares’ have featured unusual items and notable auction results. Waldi Lehnertz, a star from the program, auctioned a signed can of Maggi ravioli obtained during an event in Cologne. Despite being a standard food item, the can received bids reaching 220 euros, with proceeds intended to support his ‘Ferkelchen’ project.

In another segment, Philipp Hruby, a real estate agent from North Rhine-Westphalia, presented porcelain figures depicting deer and dogs to the show's experts. The pieces, created by renowned porcelain sculptor Karl Tutter, were part of a collection Hruby acquired through household liquidations. The items are associated with the historic Hutschenreuther brand, a significant name in German porcelain history.

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Bares für Rares · Eifel Antik · Hutschenreuther · Philipp Hruby · Waldi Lehnertz