The 1986 Burroughs Wellcome Pill Tile is a replica of a pharmacist’s tool used for dispensing pills. This off-white glazed ceramic earthenware tile features a Delft blue design and measures 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 inches. It commemorates the September 1986 tile issue number B-920 and was manufactured in Holland. The tile serves as a collectible piece in recognition of the pharmacist diagnosing theme, with the Burroughs Wellcome Co. as the sponsor. A unique addition to any science, medicine, or pharmaceutical collection, this pill tile reflects historical significance and craftsmanship.
This is a BURROUGHS WELLCOME Co. 1991 Pharmacy English Pill Tile – Porcelain pill tiles were used to prepare medications in early apothecary shops. They were awarded to pharmacists upon completion of their formal training and in recognition of there service to the community.
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This replica pharmacist’s pill tile features a Dutch design, with off-white glazed ceramic earthenware and a blue line indicating the presence of a pharmacist. The tile measures 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 inches and bears the tile issue number B-920. It was manufactured in Holland by Burroughs Wellcome Co. in September 1986 and is a great addition to any collection of science and medicine collectibles. The theme of the tile is “In Recognition…The Pharmacist Diagnosing,” making it a perfect gift for any pharmacist or medical professional. The tile is not modified and is a genuine replica of the original. Please take a close look at the pictures and zoom in to get full description. What you see is 100% what you will receive. Thank You for looking.
This is a BURROUGHS WELLCOME Co. 1991 Pharmacy English Pill Tile – Porcelain pill tiles were used to prepare medications in early apothecary shops. They were awarded to pharmacists upon completion of their formal training and in recognition of there service to the community.
ITEM: Replica Pharmacist’s Pill TileTHEME: London Apothecary’s Crest of Arms with Cedar Tree SPONSOR: Burroughs Wellcome Co.MATERIAL: Glazed Ceramic Earthenware TileDIMENSIONS: 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 InchesCOLOR: Off-White with Delft Blue Design AGE RANGE: Circa 1981 TILE ISSUE NUMBER: B-688 COUNTY OF ORIGIN: Delft, Holland DESCRIPTION: For sale is a BURROUGHS WELLCOME pharmacist’s pill tile. This is a replica of a 17th century English pill tile. This replica was a thank you gift for pharmacist’s that entered the Burroughs Wellcome Company’s Pharmacy Education Scholarship Program that helps finance the education of pharmacy students. This replica tile was issued circa 1981. The issue number is B-688. SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE ORIGINAL BOX. This replica tile features a 17th century London Apothecary’s Crest of Arms with cedar tree and the motto “Opiferque Per Orbem Dicor” – “I am called throughout the world the one who brings help”. This tile is made of glazed ceramic earthenware. It is hand decorated in Delft style with blue design. The dimensions are approximately 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 inches. It is stamped on the back with “Delft Holland”. The original information sheet is glued to the back of the tile. There is also a hanger attached to the back for hanging on the wall. CONDITION: This vintage item is in excellent used condition. The glaze is clean, bright and shiny. There is some wear to the attached information sheet from use and age. There is no post-factory damage to the tile, such as nicks, chips, cracks, crazing, hairlines, or repairs. Please see photographs. SHIPPING: Free USPS First Class Package service for USA addresses. Other shipping options are available. I have several other Burroughs Wellcome replica pill tiles for sale. The tiles available for sale are: 1970 issue of 1670 Thomas Fautrart “Opifeque Per Orbem Dicor” 1980 issue of English Apothecary’s Crest with London Coat of Arm – B-654 1981 issue of London Apothecary’s Crest of Arms with Cedar Tree – B-688 1982 issue of About this crest…The Apothecary’s Crest of Arms – B-716 1983 issue of In Recognition…Druggist Working Outdoors – B-775 1984 issue of Pharmacist Preparing Medication – B-809 44M 1985 issue of Women Pharmacists Preparing Medications – B-864 1986 issue of In Recognition…The Pharmacist Diagnosing – B-920 1987 issue of The Urine Test Uroscopy – B-970 1991 issue of Women Pharmacists – BW-Y02896 1992 issue of The Apothecary Shop as a Gathering Place – BW-Y03477
ITEM: Replica Pharmacist’s Pill TileTHEME: About this crest…The Apothecary’s Crest of ArmsSPONSOR: Burroughs Wellcome Co.MATERIAL: Glazed Ceramic Earthenware TileDIMENSIONS: 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 InchesCOLOR: Off-White with Delft Blue and Orange Design AGE RANGE: September 1982 TILE ISSUE NUMBER: B-716 COUNTY OF ORIGIN: Delft, Holland DESCRIPTION: For sale is a BURROUGHS WELLCOME pharmacist’s pill tile. This is a replica of a 17th century English pill tile. This replica was a thank you gift for pharmacist’s that entered the Burroughs Wellcome Company’s Pharmacy Education Scholarship Program that helps finance the education of pharmacy students. This replica tile was issued circa September 1982. The issue number is B-716. SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE ORIGINAL BOX. This replica tile features a 17th century Apothecary’s Crest of Arms and the motto “Opifer Que Per Orbem Dicor” – “I am called the help bringer throughout the world”. This tile is made of glazed ceramic earthenware. It is hand decorated in Delft style with blue and orange design. The dimensions are approximately 5-7/8 x 5-7/8 x 1/8 inches. It is stamped on the back with “Delft Holland Handmade”. The original information sheet is glued to the back of the tile. There is also a hanger attached to the back for hanging on the wall. CONDITION: This vintage item is in excellent used condition. The glaze is clean, bright and shiny. There is some wear to the attached information sheet from use and age. There is no post-factory damage to the tile, such as nicks, chips, cracks, crazing, hairlines, or repairs. Please see photographs. SHIPPING: Free USPS First Class Package service for USA addresses. Other shipping options are available. I have several other Burroughs Wellcome replica pill tiles for sale. The tiles available for sale are: 1970 issue of 1670 Thomas Fautrart “Opifeque Per Orbem Dicor” 1980 issue of English Apothecary’s Crest with London Coat of Arm – B-654 1981 issue of London Apothecary’s Crest of Arms with Cedar Tree – B-688 1982 issue of About this crest…The Apothecary’s Crest of Arms – B-716 1983 issue of In Recognition…Druggist Working Outdoors – B-775 1984 issue of Pharmacist Preparing Medication – B-809 44M 1985 issue of Women Pharmacists Preparing Medications – B-864 1986 issue of In Recognition…The Pharmacist Diagnosing – B-920 1987 issue of The Urine Test Uroscopy – B-970 1991 issue of Women Pharmacists – BW-Y02896 1992 issue of The Apothecary Shop as a Gathering Place – BW-Y03477
This is a BURROUGHS WELLCOME Co. 1991 Pharmacy English Pill Tile – Pharmacy Scholarship Program.Porcelain pill tiles were used ton prepare medications in early apothecary shops. They were awarded to pharacists upon completion of their formal training and in recognition of there service to the community.
The 1986 Burroughs Wellcome Delft Holland Pharmacy Ceramic Pill Tile is a replica of a traditional pharmacist’s pill tile, featuring a Delft Blue design on an off-white glazed ceramic earthenware tile. Measuring 5 7/8″ square, this collectible item was manufactured in Holland in September 1986. Sponsored by Burroughs Wellcome Co., this pill tile is a unique piece that pays tribute to the theme of “The Pharmacist Diagnosing” and is a must-have for collectors interested in pharmaceutical history and medicine-related memorabilia.
Delft Holland Vintage Blue White Early Pharmacist Tile Trivet 1987 Handmade This vintage Delft Holland tile trivet is a beautiful addition to any collection. Handmade in 1987, it features the classic blue and white design that is synonymous with Dutch pottery. Measuring 6 inches in diameter and weighing 8 ounces, this trivet is suitable for wall display and is a perfect addition to any home decor. The tile was made in Holland and would make a great gift for anyone interested in pharmaceutical, medicine, dentistry, or science and medicine collectibles.
