The antiques gallery Anfora Asian Art was founded in 1987 in Caminha. Specializing in Chinese Porcelain and Terracotta, it now has the collaboration of the second generation of antique dealers.

Located on Rua do Alecrim, A.C. Antiques is one of the oldest and most traditional houses of the Lisbon antique market. Our collection includes high quality Portuguese and foreign pieces with a particular focus on Portuguese art such as furniture, painting and sculpture, earthenware and silverware and what resulted from Portugal's influence in the East, namely Indo-Portuguese and Chinese porcelain.

The Carlos Carvalho Arte Contemporânea gallery seeks to maintain a program of about seven exhibitions per year, including at least one collective, often curated by guest curators. For 15 years, it has focused it's work on supporting and publicizing not only a successful generation of young artists but also established artists. Designed by the well-known pair of architects Aires Mateus, the gallery has independent exhibition halls and can contain various space supports and solutions.

Created in 2008, d´Orey tiles is a company specialized in the field of Portuguese tiles. Its activity is also linked to decorative stones and Portuguese faience. In Azulejaria we are dedicated to the Portuguese tiles trade, with competence in the areas of restoration and recovery. We have in stock a significant amount of Portuguese tiles from the early 15th / 16th century to the early 20th century.

Espadim 1985 is a reference in jewelry, watchmaking and antiques, with three stores in Lisbon and an office in London. Since 1985, our team of specialists has been dedicated to buying, selling and appraising signed jewelry, luxury watches such as Rolex, Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe, and rare antiques. With us, you'll find treasures ranging from 17th century necklaces to rings from prestigious brands such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Tiffany & Co..

Founded in 2011, Galeria Bessa Pereira develops its activity in two segments of the art market, modernist design and contemporary art, seeking in the first to promote and disseminate Portuguese creation from the 50's to the 70's, regularly exhibiting pieces by designers José Espinho, Daciano da Costa, Francisco Conceição e Silva, Antonio Garcia and Eduardo Afonso Dias, as well as renowned international authors such as Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Pierre Jeanneret, among others

António Miranda and António Costa founded, 40 years ago, the first store to share their passion for the collection of antique masterpieces that built a company. In the Arcada Gallery you will find the sculpture of sacred art painting rustic furniture and Portuguese faience from the 17th and 19th centuries.

In the late 60's the São Mamede Gallery opened its doors very close to the Principe Real, in a Pombaline building on Rua da Escola Politécnica. He has always dedicated himself exclusively to Portuguese modernism and the contemporary movement, with occasional exhibitions by foreign artists. He has had an intense and quality artistic activity, supported by "classic" artists who have always been linked to the Gallery (such as Areal, Cesariny, Cruzeiro Seixas or Julio) but also, and above all, by new artists. In 2005 it expanded to the city of Porto and in 2019 it expanded its premises in Lisbon with the opening of a new space 50 meters from the initial premises with a wider and contemporary space.

In 2007, Philippe Esteves Mendes opened a gallery in the heart of the "golden triangle" on the right bank of Paris, where French and Italian painting from the 16th to the 19th century finds a box full of freshness and good surprises. Care and boldness characterize his approach and the confrontation of the proposed works gives the gallery this small “cabinet of curiosity” that makes his soul. His desire to energize the atmosphere that often surrounds old paintings is reflected in frequent exhibitions in which he expresses his taste and passion. They give rise to the publication of an abundantly illustrated catalog written by art historians.

The Rui Freire – Fine Art gallery is located in a historic area of Lisbon, in the Chiado district, a step away from the MNAC (National Museum of Contemporary Art) and the National School of Fine Arts.

The gallery opens its doors in 2018. The gallery's activity focuses on the representation and promotion of Portuguese and international artists, as well as activities related to post-war artists, with a focus on the School of Paris.

Isabel Lopes da Silva has a surprising collection in her store, which is primarily the mirror of her taste. Gathered over more than 35 years, the store's stuffing consists of jewelry, silverware and various objects, essentially from the 30's to the 70's of the twentieth century, period in which he specializes.

J.Baptista is one of the oldest houses in its specialty, with a history that begins three generations ago, establishing itself as one of the leading European jewelers, being dedicated to the purchase, sale, conservation and restoration of jewelry. and high quality silver, from important Portuguese and international goldsmiths and silversmiths, since the 19th century. XVI until the present time. J. Baptista annually creates educational events, lectures, and gatherings, inviting personalities related to research, conservation and restoration of Goldsmithing.

João Ramada - Antiques comes with the company Rota do Tempo in the year 2010 for the passion of collecting various objects. He assumes himself as a generalist, promoting the Art and Culture of several generations. In this space you can find several pieces of Silver, Sacred Art, Painting, Furniture…

Jorge Welsh Works of Art, founded by Jorge Welsh and Luísa Vinhais, specializes in Chinese porcelain - with an emphasis on export porcelain - and intercultural works of art from Africa, India, China and Japan. XV to the 18th century.
With galleries in London and Lisbon, Jorge Welsh Works of Art exhibits at respectable fairs and events such as TEFAF Maastricht, TEFAF New York and Asian Art in London.

Kukas, a reference in the contemporary design of jewellery and objects in Portugal in the 60's, a prolific creator and one that Casa Fortunato has long been working with. We act as her ambassador ensuring that her story continues long into the future, besides, we simply love her and her works!

This gallery, founded in 1980 by Luis Alegria, is filled with important collections of 15th-18th-century Chinese porcelain, 17th-19th-century paintings, and 15th-18th-century sculptures. The French Government In recognition of his work and devotion he presents the medal of the order "Chevalier des Arts et Lettres".

We started our antiquarian business more than forty years ago in London. Currently in Lisbon at Rua D Pedro V Nº 85, since 2000, we have exhibited in an extensive gallery an eclectic ensemble, unusual in the Portuguese panorama, mainly non-European art, mostly Asian pieces originating from India, Southeast Asia and China, and we fell in love. us for art as diverse as African and Polynesian tribal sculpture, Australian Aboriginal paintings, Ethiopian icons and crosses, and more.
We research and study the pieces we acquire and regularly publish well-illustrated and documented catalogs covering topics. specialized and under-advertised items such as Cambodian Khmer ceramics, Ethiopian crosses and icons, and 16th- and 17th-century Azorean incised furnishing furniture.

Manuela Lírio, a reputable antique dealer in the market for over 25 years and a member of the Portuguese Antiquarian Association is a company specializing in sculpture, Indo-Portuguese and Japanese furniture, and painting such as Amadeu Sousa Cardoso, Paula Rego, Vieira da Silva , Arpad Szenes, among other great Portuguese painters. We do countrywide assessments and personalized service.

Miguel Arruda Antiguidades was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Lisbon. It focuses its intervention area on furniture and painting since the 19th century. XVII to the century. XX, porcelain Company of the Indies of the century. XVII and XVIII, sacred art of the XVII and XVIII centuries. Its intrinsic values are the quality and authenticity of its pieces. It seeks to distinguish itself in the sector through a rigorous and careful selection of its stock.

Portuguese Ceramics (1940-1980) of industrial production and author of the most important Portuguese factories and potteries. Pieces that testify to the most innovative and revolutionary ceramics produced in post-war Portugal, both technically and creatively. Get to know the artists and the history of these objects of Portuguese modernism. Unique and Unrepeatable.

OITOEMPONTO emerged in 1993 from the perfect alchemy between two strikingly different but terribly complementary personalities. It is almost the ideal success story. With Artur Miranda’s experience of the world of design and fashion, he set himself apart by his decidedly modern vision of decoration, a clearly marked desire to break with the established codes and dare the most unexpected combinations, while at the same time fostering and developing an innate sense of colour. Jacques Bec brings to the duo a refreshing enthusiasm and the French touch, as well as the precious know-how acquired during his studies at the Met de Penninghen graphic arts school in Paris. To recognize the DNA of OITOEMPONTO is to understand that this story is made of many others that moves back and forward, whenever a project so requires.

Luiz Ferreira's work was and continues to be, the testimony of an exquisite treatment of noble and stone metals, in a combination of materials with great decorative effect.

In the last three decades, Pab / Aguiar-Branco, directed by Pedro Aguiar-Branco, has specialized in works of art from the time of the Discoveries, the result of Portuguese contact with other cultures: trade routes, miscegenation of cultures from 1500 to 1800, the beginning of the first global market.
Specialists in Afro-Portuguese, Indo-Portuguese art, Namban and Sino-Portuguese art and all art objects related to the Age of Discovery, from the 16th to the 18th century.
With their presence in the international market, they expanded his interests in Spanish, Dutch, French and English orders in Asia and the Americas.
The objects of the Wonder Chambers (Kunstkamera), the contact with other peoples and the taste for the exotic that the 16th century provided, such as counters, boxes and safes, china, lacquers, precious woods, ivories , mother of pearls and other exotic materials ... are also at the center of your interests.

He started in 1980, with Fernando Moncada collecting African art in Lisbon, created with friends the Bica dos Olhos Gallery - Ethnographic Articles, traveled through Zaire (today DRC) and when he returned, organized in Lisbon with Nair Marques da Silva in 1990, the first thematic auction of African Art. He collaborated with Maria Nobre Franco at Galeria Valentim de Carvalho and with Moira Forjaz at Galeria Moira. He was Margot Dias' assistant in identifying Maconde parts. He traveled in India and Indonesia. He wrote three books, organized several exhibitions, highlightin “1613 - Armas e Artefactos de Timor” at the Centro Cultural de Belém (2006). He began to collaborate with the Manufacture of Tapestries of Portalegre (MTP) in 2017, having been curator of the exhibitions "Correspondências - Cruzeiro Seixas” 2019, "Tribute to Eduardo Nery", 2020 and "Lurçat-Mategót-Lacerda" in 2022. Co-founder of WineArt project and Galeria do Pé de Ferro, specialized in tapestries of Portalegre. Promoter of collection of silk scarfs “PJV-MTP”, currently launches new collection of silk with the brand “PJV-ART”. Editor of the last sculpture of Cruzeiro Seixas, "A Balança" and, currently editing the bronze sculpture "Japan I" of José de Guimarães.

Porcelana da China by Maria Eduarda Mota, Export Porcelain (Company of India) and to the Chinese Market.

Since its foundation, about 30 years ago, São Roque has stood out for its rigorous selection of its works of art. Having become a reference for collectors and museums, it still occupies a leading role in the Art and Antiques market, both nationally and internationally.

With the clear mission of bringing people pieces of great quality and interest, supported by a deep personal taste, the antiquarian and art gallery has on display a set of pieces of great variety that interact with each other. Intending to develop and cultivate the relationship with its customers, it has a series of complementary services such as conducting evaluations and historical contextualization of parts.

TREMA Arte Contemporânea was born in 1992 in Lisbon. It has its facilities in Lisbon next to Campo de Santa Clara. The gallery project focuses on the diffusion of contemporary art. It presents exhibitions by emerging artists that mark the eclecticism of Portuguese art and by foreign artists with innovative projects.

It carries out dynamic work in its space through the regular program of painting, sculpture and installation exhibitions. It carries out projects in partnership with city councils and cultural centers and participates in national and international art fairs.

The TRICANA Gallery, located at Rua de São Bento in Lisbon, results from the dream of creating a space of added architectural value, for the exhibition of pieces of unique value, collected over the years. Collecting, Exhibiting and Maintaining our pieces, as well as serving our Clients, are the main sources of our achievement as professionals, and the TRICANA Gallery brings together pieces of excellence, providing the desirable conditions for their proper appreciation. This space also has a maintenance sector specialized in ensuring any type of intervention, specifically restoration, cleaning and waterproofing.

With strong experience in China, Zarco has established an estable position in China’s Antique world, achieving Chinese collectors all around China. Zarco, has been developing with Chinese collectors the cultural necessity of enlarging their collection only based on Chinese Porcelain, known as “Chinese Taste” to Chinese Export Porcelain, which is a symbol of ancient cultural heritage between the Orient and the West.

Zarco’s antique items have been published in many art books and lent to Museums Exhibitions. Zarco, holds a large selection of fine Porcelain for Chinese Market as well as Chinese Export Porcelain, specializing also in Portuguese & Dutch Colonial Art. Zarco, Antiques & Art Gallery participates in over 10 International Antique & Art Fairs, such as London, Madrid, Lisbon, Hong Kong, Beijing and Mexico, as well organizes individual Exhibitions.