Edmund Nye was a British manufacturer of Tunbridge ware, a type of decorative woodwork that is made in the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England. Tunbridge ware is typically made from thin sheets of wood that are cut into decorative patterns and then assembled to form boxes, trays, and other decorative items. Edmund Nye was known for producing high-quality Tunbridge ware that was decorated with intricate geometric patterns and other decorative motifs. It is not clear when Nye operated his business or how long he produced Tunbridge ware, but his work is now considered collectible and is sought after by collectors of antique decorative arts.