The article reports that a previously lost statue from the Löw-Beers villa has been found in a repository, but the promised reward of one million for its recovery will not be distributed. The context suggests that while the discovery is significant, the parameters for claiming the reward were not met. This situation reflects on the cultural value placed on the statue and the implications of recovering valuable artifacts. The article highlights the complexities surrounding such recoveries, including the ethical considerations in awarding rewards and the challenges in connecting finds with rightful owners or discoverers. Therefore, it addresses broader themes of cultural heritage management in Czechia, underscoring the importance of protecting historical artifacts, while also sparking discussions about compensation and the responsibilities associated with restoring lost cultural treasures.