London School
Martin Fendt
London, 1812–1845
Second son of Bernhard S. Fendt (I), above. Lived in Bell Alley, Coleman Street and worked throughout his life for John Betts. Instruments with his own name are extremely rare, but his abilities are consistent with those of the rest of his family. [BVMA] — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 35.5 cm London, 1820 | — | October 2010 | £6,322 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
FENDT, Martin Born 1812, died 1845 London UK. Second son of Bernhard S. Fendt (I), above. Lived in Bell Alley, Coleman Street and worked throughout his life for John Betts. Instruments with his own name are extremely rare, but his abilities are consistent with those of the rest of his family. [BVMA]
George Hart+
Brother of the above. Worked for Betts.
Cecie Stainer+
Second son of Bernhard Fendt; b. July, 1812, in London; d. July, 1845, in Bell Alley, Coleman Street. Pupil of his father ; he had talent, and was one of the good workmen employed by Arthur Betts, brother of John Betts.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Zweiter Sohn und Schüler von Bernard F. Er arbeitete fast ausschliesslich
für Arthur Betts, so dass man fast nichts von ihm kennt, doch war er nicht
ungeschickt; sein Holz ist gut, der Lack hellbraun.
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Working in London at the same time
Arthur (III) Betts 1803–1869
Bernhard Simon (II) Fendt 1801–1852
Bernhard Simon Fendt 1769–1832
Charles (I) Harris worked 1810
Charles (II) Harris 1791–1851
Charles Boullangier 1823–1888
Edward (I) Withers 1808–1875
Edward (II) Dodd 1791–1834