Edward Ramsey

This set of four Solid Silver monogrammed egg spoons of a FIDDLE pattern, is in excellent condition with only minor surface scratches. There are no damage/cracks, no repairs and no kinks/twist. The bowls have no dimples and the rims have no signs of wear or distortion. The monogram (letter ‘S’) and the deeply struck hallmarks are clear. The maker, the silversmith Edward Ramsey, traded from 1840 to 1860 at his workshop in Devonport and assayed his work at the Exeter Assay Office.

A silver dessert spoon assayed in Exeter and bearing the date letter code for 1840. The maker clearly impressed as RAMSEY. It has the initials P.D engraved to the handle.

Two spoons from the same set, one priced at £30 the other at £35 - neither spoon sold. Maker Edward Ramsey.

Superb pair of Fiddle Pattern Silver Sauce Ladles by Edward Ramsey 1846. Edward Ramsey was a silversmith who workrd in Devonport. These ladles are in superb condition having no dinks or dents and the bowls show virtually no wear for ladles over 150 years old. The ladles bear no monograms and the marks to the back are in excellent order. .

This item forms part of the National Maritime Museum collection, London. Introduction to their description is below, please see the NMM website for full description.

This is a lovely rare PAIR of EARLY VICTORIAN PROVINCIAL solid sterling silver tea or coffee spoons whichwas made, in Devonport, England in 1847 by the illustrious Georgian West Country silversmith, Edward Ramsey. They are in the Fiddle pattern. Each spoon is engraved to the handle with the initials JCA. I have shown the hallmark so that you can make up your own mind. A rare pair of Victorian tea spoons from an illustrious West Country silversmith in SUPER condition after over 160 years.

Fiddle pattern, solid silver sugar-sifter spoon with prettily pierced oval bowl. Maker is Edward Ramsey (RAM/SEY) an unusual way of spelling the maker`s full surname in a maker`s mark as opposed to the normal use of initials only. He worked from 1840 to 1859. No owner`s initials.

An interesting sterling silver Victorian tea spoon by the Devonport maker Edward Ramsey. The hallmarks are a little rubbed but readable. A collectable spoon - not an easy find.

Faces/movements spares/repairs Inc. Nice fusee signed movement Edward Ramsey Devonport. This auction is for 19th century pocket watch dials and movements, all for spares or repairs. This is a fusee movement, looks nice and old. Serial # 1141. Dial is good, just needs a clean, and movement is complete.