David Sanctuary Howard

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David Sanctuary Howard (1928 - 2005) was a noted expert on Chinese armorial porcelain.

Born in Manchester 22 January 1928, he died 25 March 2005.^[1] He was educated at Stowe School. He served in the Coldstream Guards. He set up and ran Heirloom & Howard, a business specialising in restoring armorial artefacts to the families with whom they were connected. The business began in Mayfair and later relocated to Wiltshire.

He was the author of:

• Chinese Armorial Porcelain Volume I (1974)
  ISBN 0-571-09811-8
  • Volume II (2003)
    ISBN 0-954-43890-6
• The Choice of the Private Trader (1994)
  ISBN 0-302-00642-7
• The Unforgiving Minute (2004)
  ISBN 1-841-04124-6

Had four children with his first wife, Elizabeth North.[2]^[3]

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