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Joseph Lewis from  Grimwade page 581

Joseph Lewis was the son of Joshua Lewis of Newbury in the Country of Berkshire brazier , apprenticed to John Eaton 7 February 1759, Free, 3 June 1766. First mark 3 June 1766. First mark entered as small worker, 30 October 1767. Address: 57 Wood Street Cripplegate. Second mark, 4 January 1768. Address: 38 Foster Lane, where he appears as buckle-maker in the Parl. Reports list 1773, and entered three marks as such, 1775-83 (section VIII). Sixth mark as plate-worker, 30 October 1792. Address: 8 Cheapside . Seventh mark, 4 April 1795. Address :32 Norton Folgate. Moved to 20 Aldgate , 9 January 1796. Heal records him as buckle-maker and goldsmith, 38 foster Lane, 1769-84: and at 8 Cheapside, 1790-6. His son Joseph, aged nine, was admitted to St Paul’s School, 2 April 1783.

Joseph Lewis

Antique Silver George III Dish Cross made in 1775

A fine antique silver George III dish cross and burner made by Joseph Lewis of London for George Paterson of Castle Huntly.


An antique Georgian silver dish cross, in sterling standard, has a plain Regency style form. Each arm of the dish cross terminates with a shaped motif and impressive adjustable cast scrolling leg, encompassed with bead ornamentation.

Date	1775
Made By	Joseph Lewis
Location	London
Stock Number	W255x11

Antique Silver George III Dish Cross made in 1775

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