Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

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EDER (AEDER, OEDER, ODER, EDRER, EVER), WOLFGANG I (Swiss).
Mint-master andGoldsmith of Basle, first mentioned in 1479, worked
for Constance about 149I to I508 and again at Basle, circ. I508 -1513. Cf. M. A. Ruegg, Basler Miinrmeister, Stempelschneider und
Medailleure, Rev. suisse de num., I915.
EDER, WOLFGANG II (Swiss). Son of the last; also a Goldsmith,
and Mint-master at Basle and Constance. In 5 13 the Constance
Mint made a claim for the return of dies which he had presumably
kept on his giving up the office in 1512. He died about 1533. Cf.
M. A. Ruegg-Karlen, op. cit.
EDMOND, Mile ELISABETH (Brit.). Contemporary Sculptor and
Medallist, born at Portland, actually residing in Paris (I913). At
the Paris Salon 1913 this artist exhibited seven medallions in bronze
and plaster.
EDMUNDS (Brit.). London Die-sinker, by whom is a Hong Kong
Coronation Medal of Edward VII. and Alexandra, I902, with their
busts conjoined on obv. and view of the Island on 1PL.
EDMUNDS, JOHN (Brit.). Engraved the Royal Seal of England in
the reign of King Henry IV. Is said to have been paid a certain
sum for the value or price of Io1bs weight of silver used in a great
Seal for the Chancery, temp. Henry V.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. - Wyon, Great Seals of England, I887.
EDWARDS, GRACE (Brit.). By this Sculptor is a Portrait-medallion
of Miss Annie E. Simmons, which was exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1906; also of Ethel Frances Edwards, Royal Academy, I908.
EECKEREN, CORNELIS VAN (Flem.). Mint-master at Antwerp,
I530-I533.
EERSEM, JEAN DE (Flem.). Mint-master at Antwerp, 1405-1406.
EFFRfAT, JEAN (Erench). Goldsmith of Grenoble, Die-cutter to
the Mints of Cremieu, Mirabel, and Montelimar, 1406-I429.
EGEN VON ARGON, PETER (Germ.). Mint-master and proprietor of
the episcopal Mint of Augsburg, I447-I45 I.
EGGERS, PAUL (Germ.). Mint-master at Rostock, I670-I672.
E.H. Probably the initials of a merchant. They are found countermarked on Cayenne sous.
EHRENBERG, ADAM HEINRICH VON (Germ.). Mint-masterat Breslau,
I743-175I.