Four vintage Ted Lewy prints of San Francisco framed in ceramic dish wall plaques. Ted Lewy (1912-1963) was a famous San Francisco artist in the 40s and 50s. He was born in Germany and came to San Francisco in the 1930s. He designed shopping bags, cartons and hat boxes for the Emporium and eventually set up his own shop for his paintings in his Sunset District home. Ted Louis reproduced his art in the form of greeting cards, postcards, calendars, playing cards, etc. and are collectible. These four souvenir prints are glued into the plaques and all have his blue and silver foil cable car sticker on the back. Plaques are cream with teal blue inside the frame and are 4 1/4“ x 5 1/4“. Scenes are titled Chinatown, Telegraph Hill and San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, Fishnet Mending at Fisherman’s Wharf, and California Cable.