Bathroom Saint Sebastian Stuns Dealers as Marquee Club Walls Sell

A 500-year-old Swabian Saint Sebastian emerges… from a bathroom. When Anne unveils her striking polychrome carving, the room goes silent, valuations rise, and nerves show. But will the dealers go all-in on a rare religious icon with a story you won’t forget? Meanwhile, a pair of early Ericsson-era telephones ring up surprising interest, a lacquered set of Chinese fortune sticks tests everyone’s luck, and eight graffiti-covered backstage boards from London’s iconic Marquee Club on Wardour Street spark goosebumps, name-drops, and a bidding surge. One dealer says he can place them immediately; another isn’t sure his head can keep up with his heart. From Yorkshire hills to rock history, this episode blends rarity, nostalgia, and tough decisions. Discover which items soar, which stall, and why the smallest detail makes the biggest difference in the Bidding Room. Watch to see who blinks first, who holds their nerve, and which piece steals the show.