Over the past three decades our gallery run by Pedro Aguiar-Branco has focused in the works of art from the time of Discoveries, the outcome of the relations between Portugal and other cultures, the trade routes, the mix of cultures from 1500 to 1800, the first Global Market.
With the gallery in Paris, run nowadays by Pedro's son - Diogo Aguiar-Branco - the gallery is committed to continually expanding the market, searching for new pieces and advising collectors internationally.
The gallery regularly supports Portuguese and international museums and cultural institutions through loans of artworks. PAB / Aguiar - Branco has made important sales to some of the world's most prestigious museums such as Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisbon; Musée Guimet, Paris; Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore; Umi Mori Art Museum, Hiroshima; The Hispanic Society of America Museum, New York.

Table cabinet
Ceylon (present-day Sri Lanka), probably Jaffna,
circa 1570–1630
Exotic woods, tortoiseshell, ivory, and gold leaf; silver mounts
24.2 × 47.6 × 32.6 cm
© PAB / Aguiair - Branco
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