The Greatest Auction

Contestants vie for a pair of vintage Hermès handbags, a print created by street artist Invader, and a 1970s illuminated sign from a furniture shop. The auction also includes a skateboard designed by Virgil Abloh, adding another coveted piece to the collection.

The programme centres on a high‑stakes auction where a group of bidders go head‑to‑head to secure a selection of coveted collectibles. Set up as a competitive showcase, the format pits participants against one another as they vie for ownership of a handful of distinctive pieces, each carrying its own cultural cachet. Throughout the episode the contenders focus their efforts on four particular items. First up are two vintage Hermes handbags, prized for their timeless design and rarity. Alongside these luxury bags sits a print created by the well‑known street artist Invader, whose work often appears in public spaces. The third prize is an illuminated sign from a 1970s furniture shop, a glowing relic that harks back to a bygone retail era. Rounding out the lineup is a skateboard that bears the imprint of designer Virgil Abloh, merging fashion and sport in a single object. These four objects form the core of the competition, each offering a different blend of artistic, historical and commercial appeal. The bidders must assess the value of the Hermes accessories, the street‑art print, the retro illuminated sign and the Abloh‑designed skateboard, balancing personal taste against potential resale worth. Their strategies and bids drive the narrative, culminating in the moment when the winning offers are announced and the coveted items change hands.