Richard (1858) Martin Sold at Auction Prices

Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1863,

Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1863, a Victorian silver mustard pot, squat ovoid form, with double ogee domed lid, etched and embossed with floral sprays and ruched rosette to the lid, acanthus ear handle, on three stepped shoe legs, gilt interior, 6cm high, 3.27ozt

Follower of John Ferneley, Senior (British, 1782-1860) - Captain Richard Martin of Brampton on his bay hunter out hunting

Follower of John Ferneley, Senior (British, 1782-1860) Captain Richard Martin of Brampton on his bay hunter out hunting sold together with Captain Martin's hunting whip oil on canvas (2) h:62 w:74 cm Provenance: Richard Martin, Brampton Lodge, Huntingdon, and by descent; A gift in 1896 to Socrates Lodge, Huntingdon and by descent. Sold with the hunting whip carried by Captain Martin inscribed, "Richard Martin, Brampton Lodge, from DA", oil on canvas. Captain Richard Martin, third son of Mr Henry Martin of Brampton Lodge, county of Huntingdon, died in the East Indies in his 32nd year. By repute, Captain Martin is riding a winner of the Cesarewitch Handicap. The winners are seldom if ever bred from, so instead the horse became a hunter, and presumably had been given to Captain Martin, who may have been a part owner. Captain Martin's dress and bearing indicate that he is probably an ex-cavalry officer. The Cesarewitch Handicap is a flat handicap horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged three years or older. It is run at Newmarket over a distance of 2 miles and 2 furlongs (3,621 metres) and finishes on the Rowley Mile. It is scheduled to take place each year in October.

Follower of John Ferneley, Senior (British, 1782-1860) Captain Richard Martin of Brampton on his bay hunter out hunting

Follower of John Ferneley, Senior (British, 1782-1860) Captain Richard Martin of Brampton on his bay hunter out hunting sold with the hunting whip carried by Captain Martin inscribed "Richard Martin, Brampton Lodge, from DA", oil on canvas h:62 w: 74 cm Provenance: Richard Martin, Brampton Lodge, Huntingdon, and by descent; A gift in 1896 to Socrates Lodge, Huntingdon. Captain Richard Martin, third son of Mr Henry Martin of Brampton Lodge, county of Huntingdon, died in the East Indies in his 32nd year. By repute, Captain Martin is riding a winner of the Cesarewitch Handicap. The winners are seldom if ever bred from so he is out hunting, and presumably he had been given to Captain Martin, who may have been a part owner. Captain Martin's dress and bearing indicate that he is probably an ex-cavalry officer - by the length of the horse's tail the painting is from the late 1800s. The Cesarewitch Handicap is a flat handicap horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged three years or older. It is run at Newmarket over a distance of 2 miles and 2 furlongs (3,621 metres), and finishes on the Rowley Mile. It is scheduled to take place each year in October.

BALL (CHARLES) The History of the Indian Mutiny, 2 vol., additional engraved titles, 78 engraved plates, 2 engraved maps, some spotting, a few margins repaired, contemporary half calf, London Printing and Publishing Company, [1858-1859]--GUBBINS (MARTIN RICHARD) An Account of the Mutinies in Oudh and of the Siege of the Lucknow Residency, second edition, contemporary half calf gilt, R. Bentley, 1858--An Account of the Origin, Progress, and Consequences of the Late Discontents of the Army on the Madras Establishment, modern quarter morocco, T. Cadell, 1810--LOWE (THOMAS) Central India During the Rebellion of 1857 and 1858, Longman, 1860--GOWING (T.) A Soldier's Experience... A Personal Narrative of the Crimean Campaign... The Indian Mutiny... The Afghan Campaign, Nottingham, for the Author, 1900--KAYE (JOHN) and GEORGE MALLESON. History of the Indian Mutiny of 1857-8, 6 vol., Longman, 1909--The Revolt in Central India 1857-59, Compiled in the Intelligence Branch Division of the Chief of Staff Army Head Quarters India, Simla, Government Monotype Press, 1908--[MALLESON (GEORGE)] The Mutiny of the Bengal Army. A Historical Narrative, marginal notes, Bosworth and Harrison, 1848--VIBART (EDWARD) The Sepoy Mutiny As Seen by a Subaltern, Smith, Elder, 1898--HOLMES (T.R.E.) A History of the Indian Mutiny, W.H. Allen, 1888, plates, maps, publisher's cloth, unless otherwise stated, some rubbed or worn, 8vo; and others (small quantity)

A pair of late Victorian silver bead edge fish servers By Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1863, (qty)

By Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1863, the blade and tines pierced with a stylised urn and scrolling foliage, crested, cased, an assembled part canteen of Victorian bead edge flatware, comprising six tablespoons, by Martin & Hall, London, 1863, four dessert spoons, by George Adams, London, 1864 and 1872, six table forks, by George Adams, London, 1874, five dessert forks, by George Adams, London, 1874, five single struck teaspoons, initialled, Glasgow, 1881, and a small quantity of matching electroplated cutlery, total weight of weighable silver 52oz. (qty)

Van Buren, Martin (1782-1862), and Johnson, Richard M. (1781-1850)

Two articles, the first a Van Buren signed document, undated, one page, signed on the reverse, to the Governor and Council of New York, answering a petition to put forth the name of John C. Hogeboom as the new sheriff of the county of Columbia, also signed by Philip S. Parker and Daniel Rodman, (good); the second a Johnson signed check, December 14th, 1832, endorsed on the reverse, (cancellation not affecting signature).