Auction House Profile
Bukowskis
Nordic · Founded 1870 · Stockholm, Sweden
Bukowskis is a leading Nordic auction house founded in Stockholm in 1870, specialising in fine art, design, antiques and collectables.
Auction Highlight
Tove Jansson — The Windows of the Atelier
Painted in 1965, The Windows of the Atelier offers an intimate view of Tove Jansson's studio at Ullanlinnankatu 1 in Helsinki. The work brings together the studio's tall arched windows, neighbouring rooftops, a familiar Vienna chair and a sculpted figure, reflecting both the personal importance of the space and Jansson's increasingly large-scale and abstract painting of the 1960s. Offered by Bukowskis in its Helsinki Spring Sale in May 2023, the painting sold for €383,800, setting a new world auction record for the artist.
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Founded
1870
Last sync
05 Sept, 02:44 am
Overview
Founded in Stockholm in 1870 by Henryk Bukowski, Bukowskis is one of the Nordic region's oldest and most prominent auction houses. Its programme includes classical, modern and contemporary art, design, antiques, jewellery, watches, books, ceramics and specialist collections. Bukowskis operates live and online auctions and has maintained its own brand as part of the Bonhams international network since 2022.
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Featured Upcoming Lot
12 Sept 2026
Ceiling lamp,
1930s.
Estimate: SEK25,000–25,000
Swedish Modern Lighting · Lot 1708535
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Recently Closed Sales
Recently closed art auctions from Bukowskis. When available, GCR displays either the official sale cover or a representative highlighted lot.
29 Aug 2026
Results publishedJosef Frank and Friends – August
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Cover image from a representative lot by Josef Frank · Lot 1713832
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29 Aug 2026
Results publishedModern Art Online – August
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Cover image from a representative lot by Bengt Lindström · Lot 1696170
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19 Aug 2026
Results publishedSelected Design – August
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Cover image from a representative lot by Swedish Modern · Lot 1732442
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11 Aug 2026
Results publishedItalian Villa
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Cover image from a representative lot by Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) · Lot 1728310
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09 Aug 2026
Results publishedSilver for Timeless Tastes
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Cover image from a representative lot by W.A. Bolin · Lot 1719003
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31 July 2026
Results publishedArtists from Skåne
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Cover image from a representative lot by Owe Zerge · Lot 1729405
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Saleroom
Locations
Stockholm
Sweden
Headquarters and principal saleroom
Helsinki
Finland
Finnish saleroom and office
Gothenburg
Sweden
Regional showroom and office
Malmö
Sweden
Regional showroom and office
Timeline
Henryk Bukowski establishes an art and antiques business at Jakobstorg in Stockholm.
Bukowskis begins holding public auctions and develops a reputation for carefully catalogued sales.
The business moves to larger premises at Arsenalsgatan 2 in Stockholm.
Bukowskis opens an office in Helsinki, expanding its Nordic presence.
Göran Gustafsson Kapital AB acquires Bukowskis.
The Lundin family acquires the auction house.
Bukowskis conducts the estate auction of filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.
Andy Warhol's The Last Supper sells for 50 million SEK.
Bonhams acquires Bukowskis, which continues operating under its established brand.
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