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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.

Simon Levy

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

A fine and large George III antique silver bowl which still retains its wonderful and original mercurial gilding.


A large George III Antique silver bowl made by Simon Levy of Exeter in 1817.This fine bowl which still retains its wonderful original mercurial gilding and has bold gadroon and shell borders with unusual lion paws feet is in superb condition.

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1817
Made By	Simon Levy
Location	Exeter
Stock Number	W161x1

Antique Silver George III Large Bowl made in 1817

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