Oskar Kaufmann

Hungarian · 1873–1956

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  1. Oskar Kaufmann, Painted wooden side table, c.1920, the glazed square top with canted corners and an undertier shelfPainted wooden side tableSworders · £1,500≈ $1,864≈ €1,788Sign up to see

Oskar Kaufmann’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

ArtSell has recorded 1 auction result for Oskar Kaufmann in 2025, of which 1 sold (100%). The highest price recorded is $1.9kSign up free to see for Painted wooden side table at Sworders in January 2025. Results come from Sworders (1).

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  1. Oskar Kaufmann, Painted wooden side table, c.1920, the glazed square top with canted corners and an undertier shelf
    Painted wooden side table, c.1920
    Sculpture
    74cm wide 74cm deep 80cm high
    Sworders · · Lot 56
    £1,500≈ $1,864≈ €1,788HammerSign up free to seeEst. £1,000–2,000View at Sworders ↗

Oskar Kaufmann: quick facts

What is the highest price paid for a work by Oskar Kaufmann at auction?

$1,864Sign up free to see, for Painted wooden side table at Sworders (January 2025) — the highest price in ArtSell’s records.

What is a typical auction price for Oskar Kaufmann?

The median sale price is $1.9kSign up free to see across 1 priced sale. Prices vary by medium, size and date — see the price chart & statistics.

How many works by Oskar Kaufmann have sold at auction?

1 of 1 recorded lots sold in 2025.

Which auction houses sell Oskar Kaufmann?

Sworders accounts for the most recorded results. Sworders

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