1 Vol. David Howard Armorial Porcelains

Chinese Armorial Porcelain, vol. 1, by David S. Howard, London: Faber and Faber, 1974; Chinese Armorial Porcelain, vol. 2, by David S. Howard, Chippenham, Wiltshire: Heirloom & Howard, 2003 Provenance

famille rose palette with a floral border surrounding the arms of Meares (ref: David Howard, 'Chinese Armorial Porcelain, vol. I); Provenance: The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; the platter: 11

"Chinese Armorial Porcelain", David Howard, 2 Volumes, Vol 2 in slip case

David Sanctuary Howard; Chinese Armorial Porcelain, Volume II, Published by Heirloom & Howard Ltd, Wiltshire, 2003; shrink-wrapped with original dust jacket and slip case; presumably "904 pages with 1

Pair of Chinese Export porcelain Armorial soup bowls, Fitzhugh borders, arms read Praemium Industria, arms are of North Impaling Cox (see Howard vol 1 pg 677), minor edge frits, one bowl extensively r

Chinese Export porcelain Armorial serving bowl, Fitzhugh border, arms read Praemium Industria, arms are of North Impaling Cox (see Howard vol 1 pg 677), possible restoration, 9-1/4" dia

circa 1722, with coat of arms for the Meade family, enamel and gilt decoration, 12-3/8 in. diameter Note: Similar example pictured in David Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, Volume I, p. 198. Proven

circa 1735, with coat of arms Bell impaling Home quartering Pepdie, enamel and gilt decoration, 13-7/8 in. diameter Similar example pictured in David Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, Volume II, p.

6 volumes, assorted Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art. Comprising: David Sanctuary Howard, "Chinese Armorial Porcelain", London 1974; John Alexander Pope, "Chinese Porcelains from the Ardebil Shrine",

Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Plate.. Diam 22.5 cm. A similar dish was published : China for the West, David Howard & John Ayers. Plate 459. c 1730.

Chinese Armorial Porcelain book by David Sanctuary Howard.

Chinese Armorial Porcelain book by David Sanctuary Howard.

FIVE REFERENCE BOOKS ON CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN, to include: 'Chinese Armorial Porcelain Volume II' by David Sanctuary Howard, Published by Heirloom & Howard Limited, 2003; 'Chinese Export Porcel

David Sanctuary Howard, two new and in wrapping.

by David Sanctuary Howard, Wiltshire: Heirloom and Howard Limited, 2003, Volume II (only), hardcover in original dust jacket and plain cloth slipcase, with inscribed bookplate from Howard laid in, pro

circa 1740, with coat of arms Baker quartering Cholmley impaling Bateman, gilt and enamel decoration, scroll bands and floral sprays, 9 in. diameter Note: Similar example pictured in David Howard, Chi

Yongzheng, c. 1724, arms of Frederick impaling Marescoe, 8.75" The service was made for the heiress Leonora Marescoe, widow of Thomas Frederick of Westminster (d. June 1720) See Howard, vol 1, pg

Yongzheng Era, circa 1724 bearing the arms of SAVAGE impaling SAVAGE, with shield armorial & diapered well. 8 1/2 in. Diam. For further example, see "Chinese Armorial Porcelain," by D.S. Howard, p.205

circa 1760; bearing the arms of Fitler, 8 1/2 in. Diam. Purchased at Cohen and Cohen of London. See Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D.S. Howard

Circa 1790; octagonal platter, bearing the "Arms of Barnes," 12 1/2 in. L., 9 1/2 in. W. For example see, Chinese Armorial Porcelain by D.S. Howard. From the collection of Philip S. Dubey, noted Asian

Chinese Export Porcelain Blue and White Porcelain 'Musicians' Dish ,/p> Unmarked. 13 1/2 in. diam. Literature: Ronald W. Fuchs II with David S. Howard, Made in China: Export Porcelain from the Leo and

Chinese export armorial porcelain tea caddy. Measurements: 3.5 inches length by 4.7 inches height by 1.3 inches width. 5.5 inches with lid.

circa 1760, with coat of arms for the Legh family, body with floral sprays, Greek Key banding, and gilt accents, lid in matching design, 16-1/8 x 8-5/8 in. Note: Similar example pictured in David Howa

composta da: «China for the West» Vol. 1&2 (in a rigid slip-case, of c. 700 pages each) by D. Howard & John Ayers, Sotheby’s, 1978; «Chinese Armorial Porcelain» (of over 1’00