Hosted by an organisation promoting local businesses, the Lewes Traders Group, the event held on November 5 was judged by the town’s Mayor Cllr Adrian Ross.
Jonathan Swan on the High Street took first place with a collection of small model figures in its window depicting the various Bonfire societies.
Mayor Ross called it “a fantastic Bonfire diorama, with all societies represented – and even available to buy!”
Runners up included Fallow Plants and Home, and Pestle and Mortar.
A spokesperson for Lewes Traders group said: “A big thank you to all the shops that took part, and to the Mayor of Lewes for doing the judging.”
1. Winner: Jewellery workshop Jonathan Swan
The shopfront with miniature figurines depicting the various Bonfire Societies in Lewes. Photo: Lewes Traders Group
2. Runner up: Fallow Plants and Home
Mayor Ross called the display "a simple, but very eye-catching display, right next to the War Memorial." Photo: Lewes Traders Group
3. Runner up: Pestle and Mortar
Mayor Ross described Pestle and Mortar's window display as "a wonderful message of Bonfire inclusivity of all faiths and none, and with very timely opposition to all forms of public execution." Photo: Lewes Traders Group