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Part of the Bonhams Network Bukowskis' business consists of Live auctions, Online only auctions and private sales.

For over 150 years, Bukowskis has been offering Fine Art auctions to sellers and buyers around the world and is today the leading auction house in the Nordic region. Recently acquired by our new owner Bonhams, we now reach a global market with millions of customers through a combination of our digital platforms and auction houses in Stockholm, Helsinki, London, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Sydney. Bukowskis has been located in our flagship premises in Berzelii Park since the end of the 19th century, which is where all viewings and live auctions take place. Sell your Fine Art with Bukowskis. On the Bukowskis website, high-quality auctions take place around the clock, and all auctions are available in Bukowskis' digital app. Bukowskis Private Sales offer customized solutions according to your specific requirements. Using the industry’s most prominent specialists, Bukowskis is always available for home valuations both in Sweden, Finland and internationally.

Selected Modern Silver – Scandinavian Design and Craftsmanship. Discover a curated selection of modern silver by celebra...
20/10/2026

Selected Modern Silver – Scandinavian Design and Craftsmanship. Discover a curated selection of modern silver by celebrated names such as Georg Jensen, W.A. Bolin, Wiwen Nilsson, Tapio Wirkkala and Gunnar Cyrén. Representing the finest traditions of Scandinavian design, the collection features candlesticks, bowls, jugs, trays and more, where exceptional craftsmanship meets timeless form and function. Explore enduring design pieces to be treasured for generations to come. Browse the auction at our website.

Timeless elegance and Swedish heritage. Discover a distinguished selection of classical antiques, from the grandeur of B...
20/10/2026

Timeless elegance and Swedish heritage. Discover a distinguished selection of classical antiques, from the grandeur of Baroque to the graceful forms of Rococo and the refined elegance of the Gustavian era. Explore fine furniture, candelabras, mirrors, mantel clocks and more, each reflecting Sweden’s rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship. An opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces of history and enduring elegance. Browse the auction Classic Antiques and place a bid at our website.

Presenting "Stilleben" by Ola Billgren at the Contemporary Art & Design live auction.In “Stilleben” from 1967, Ola Billg...
19/10/2026

Presenting "Stilleben" by Ola Billgren at the Contemporary Art & Design live auction.

In “Stilleben” from 1967, Ola Billgren turns his gaze towards an everyday interior. On a red-and-white striped tablecloth sit a bowl, a loaf of bread and a small blue box. In the background, a dark piano is just visible, while a lamp partially enters the composition from the upper right-hand corner. It is an apparently unassuming scene, yet in Billgren’s work a curious shift takes place: the familiar simultaneously becomes strange and elusive.

The painting was created during a pivotal period in Billgren’s artistic career, when he was developing his realist painting in relation to the photographic and mass-media image culture of the time. At a moment when abstract painting held a strong position, he chose to return to figurative representation, but without reducing realism to a matter of merely faithful depiction. Photography, film, literature and the illustrated press became important points of reference. What mattered was not simply what was depicted, but how reality changes when it is viewed through an image.

There is no dramatic event in “Stilleben”, nor any explicit narrative. Yet there is a sense that the image has captured a moment in the midst of something larger. It is in this tension between the observed and the imagined that the painting acquires its particular intensity: Billgren does not show us the whole story, but leaves just enough to the viewer for it to continue beyond the image.

Read more about the work and register to bid at our website. Live auction October 27–28.

Discover a curated selection of exceptional jewellery, from elegant necklaces and bracelets to distinctive rings and ear...
19/10/2026

Discover a curated selection of exceptional jewellery, from elegant necklaces and bracelets to distinctive rings and earrings. Featuring renowned designers including Sigurd Persson, Ole Lynggaard, Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe, Björn Weckström and René Lalique, the auction celebrates timeless beauty, exquisite craftsmanship and iconic design. Browse the auction and place a bid at our website.

Selected Design brings together a curated collection of furniture, lighting, ceramics and design objects by some of the ...
19/10/2026

Selected Design brings together a curated collection of furniture, lighting, ceramics and design objects by some of the most influential names in Swedish and international design. From Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner to Paavo Tynell, Eero Saarinen and Charlotte Perriand, discover iconic pieces that unite distinctive aesthetics, exceptional craftsmanship and timeless appeal. Explore the collection and bid on your next design classic at our website.

Discover exceptional Swedish art glass by celebrated designers including Bertil Vallien, Kjell Engman, Gunnar Cyrén, Ing...
19/10/2026

Discover exceptional Swedish art glass by celebrated designers including Bertil Vallien, Kjell Engman, Gunnar Cyrén, Ingeborg Lundin, Edvin Öhrström and Christer Chytraeus. Explore a captivating selection of collectible rarities, featuring exquisite works in the Swedish-developed Graal technique, where artistic vision meets technical mastery. Browse the auction and place a bid at our website.

Explore “Seated Flower” by Klara Kristalova and “Reflection on the Presence of Time  #2” by Maria Miesenberger – two scu...
18/10/2026

Explore “Seated Flower” by Klara Kristalova and “Reflection on the Presence of Time #2” by Maria Miesenberger – two sculptures to be sold at Bukowskis’ Live Auction Contemporary Art & Design.

Klara Kristalova’s art combines magic and universal human experiences, often drawing on nature, folklore and imaginative figures. Her sculptures capture a sense of fragility and transformation.

Maria Miesenberger explores memory, identity and the human condition. Since her breakthrough in the 1990s with photographs based on her family’s photo albums, she has continued to transform personal experiences into imagery that resonates on a universal level, inviting viewers to reflect on their own memories and experiences.

Browse the full catalogue for Contemporary Art & Design at our website.

Contemporary Art & Design presents James Rosenquist’s painting “Little Welcome to the Waterplanet II”.The work belongs t...
18/10/2026

Contemporary Art & Design presents James Rosenquist’s painting “Little Welcome to the Waterplanet II”.

The work belongs to Rosenquist’s extensive project “Welcome to the Water Planet”, a series of large-scale prints, collages and paintings created between 1987 and 1989. Combining realism with kaleidoscopic abstraction, the series reflects his distinctive artistic language.

Exploring Earth from the imagined perspective of visiting aliens, Rosenquist juxtaposes the planet’s natural beauty with the threats of consumerism, pollution and ecological destruction. Exotic flowers, surreal plants and celestial imagery merge with elements of advertising and the human form, reflecting his fascination with the relationship between humanity, nature and scientific progress.

Read more about James Rosenquist and explore the full catalogue at our website.

The epitome of a Swedish design classic is arguably Jonas Bohlin's armchair "Concrete." As part of the designer's thesis...
16/10/2026

The epitome of a Swedish design classic is arguably Jonas Bohlin's armchair "Concrete." As part of the designer's thesis project "Labyrinth Formula" at Konstfack in 1981, the chair became the figurehead of the era's liberation from the functional constraints that had characterized furniture design in the preceding decades.

Many were captivated by Bohlin's pioneering design, including Sven Lundh, then CEO of the furniture manufacturer Källemo. A collaboration was initiated, and the chair went into production in Värnamo. It was named “Concrete”, and the edition in concrete and iron was limited to 100 copies. A variant in wood and iron was also produced in an unlimited edition. Lundh's idea of producing furniture in limited editions was a way to blur the boundaries between art and utility objects. "Concrete" subsequently received the "Excellent Swedish Design" award from Svensk Form in 1983.

The present "Concrete" chair comes from the collection of designer Jan Hellzén. Born in Stockholm in 1938, Hellzén grew up in a family of furniture retailers. He worked at IKEA during the 1970s and 1980s, there designing the acclaimed and enduring LACK table and LACK shelf. He later founded his own company, Jan Hellzén Design, in 1987. His work is represented in the collection of the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm.

Read more about Contemporary Art & Design and explore the full catalogue at our website.

Contemporary Art & Design presents Tony Cragg, "The Spine". ⁠⁠Tony Cragg is one of the most significant artists working ...
16/10/2026

Contemporary Art & Design presents Tony Cragg, "The Spine". ⁠
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Tony Cragg is one of the most significant artists working in contemporary sculpture. Born in Liverpool in 1949 and based in Wuppertal since the late 1970s, he has spent more than five decades exploring the possibilities of sculpture through a wide range of materials.⁠
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In ”The Spine”, Cragg takes the spine as his starting point. The rounded forms are stacked on top of one another and offset in relation to each other, creating a twisting, upward movement. The shape evokes the human body, but also vegetation and other organic structures. It is characteristic of Cragg to begin with something familiar and then guide the form towards a more abstract expression.⁠
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”The Spine” is made of glass, a material that lends the sculpture a distinctive character. Its dark, polished surface captures the light and reflects the surrounding space. As the viewer moves around the work, both its silhouette and the play of light across its surface change. What initially appears to be a solid, weighty form thereby takes on a lighter and more fluid presence.⁠
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”The Spine” clearly demonstrates Cragg’s ability to transform a simple point of departure into a complex sculptural form. The association with the spine remains, yet in glass it becomes something more — an autonomous form in constant transformation, shaped by light, space and the viewer’s position.⁠
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Read more about Contemporary Art & Design, browse the catalogue, and place your absentee bid today.

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