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Simon Levy

Simon Levy Simon Levy took over from his father Emmanuel in 1817/18 and first went bankrupt in 1823 and finally gave up silversmithing in 1832 when bankrupt again. He then seems to have become a travelling salesman for optical supplies and turns up in the Channel Islands where he was murdered on 9 Jan 1846 in a cafe in St Helier. Simon Levy along with his father Emmanuel was a prominent member of Exeter’s Jewish community.

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Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

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Simon Levy

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

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