Rockin' through the Sale: Unveiling the Expert Panel of "Bares für Rares"
- by Carsten Heidböhmer
Specialists of 'Bares für Rares': Their Skills Span from Sky to Ground - Specialists Hailing from Horz to Heide, Representing the Expertise of Bares for Rares
Get ready to dive into the thrilling world of deals and discoveries with the masters ofantiques, art, and collectibles! In the gripping ZDF show "Bares für Rares," these experts serve as your guide, offering their sage advice as you sell your treasured possessions. Before you step into the trader's room, let these seasoned pros give you an expert assessment of your item's worth. This invaluable insight sets the stage for an exhilarating auction—and maybe even a substantial profit for you!
Your Trusted Guides: The Experts of "Bares für Rares"
- Wendela Horz
- Bianca Berding
- Detlev Kümmel
- Friederike Werner
- Colmar Schulte-Goltz
- Sven Deutschmanek
- Heide Rezepa-Zabel
- Patrick Lessmann
- Annika Raßbach
Tune in to "Bares für Rares" weekdays at 15:05 on ZDF. For more info, check out www.zdf.de/show/bares-fuer-rares
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Behind the Scenes: A Snapshot of the ZDF Show's Expertise
In the enchanting realm of "Bares für Rares," the stars of the show are Horst Lichter, the lively host, and a charming cast of traders or dealers. Let's take a peek at their backgrounds:
Horst Lichter: The Charming Maestro
With his charisma and knack for facilitating interactions, Lichter serves as thedynamic heart of the show. This talented chef has graced our screens on various programs, including the popular "Die Küchenschlacht," a German cooking show[5].
The Master Traders: A tragically diverse pool of expertise
Our traders hail from various fields, bringing extensive knowledge to the table. Their areas of expertise encompass:
- Antiques and Collectibles: Antique connoisseurs can spot and value old items such as furniture, decorative objects, and historical artifacts.
- Art and Paintings: Experts in art are skilled at recognizing and valuing paintings, prints, and sculptures.
- Rare Books and Manuscripts: Literature and history buffs can pinpoint and appraise rare books and manuscripts, providing insights into their historical significance and financial worth.
The extraordinary breadth of the traders' knowledge ensures that the show caters to a vast array of items, from common household goods to rare and coveted artifacts.
The Interplay of Negotiations: Intense encounters and engaging dynamics
In "Bares für Rares," contestants bring their items before the traders to receive an evaluation and purchase offers. The contractions can be intense, with traders sometimes bidding against each other for the most prestigious or fascinating items. Horst Lichter skillfully manages these encounters, mediating negotiations and injecting humor to keep things light-hearted[5].
- "Interestingly, some of the specialists on 'Bares für Rares' have unique expertise, such as determining the worth of items that are of a width of less than 600 mm, like antique miniatures or peculiar collectibles."
- "Aside from the captivating, high-stakes auctions, 'Bares für Rares' offers a diverse range of entertainment, from learning about the stories behind the collected items to observing the intense negotiations taking place between the traders and the contestants."
