Philip Lea (c. 1660 - 1700) was an English cartographer, globemaker, instrument maker, and publisher, active in London. Little is known of his early life, and what we do know is mainly to be found in his work. He apprenticed with Robert Morden in 1675. He produced his own maps as well as revising those of others (a long list, including not only Morden but also Moll, Ogilby, and Seller.) He collaborated directly with Morden, Ogilby, and Overton on an array of maps and globes. After his death in 1700 his wife, Ann Lea, took over the business and ran it for a quarter of a century.