This vintage paperweight is a rare find for collectors of pharmacy memorabilia. Crafted from bronze metal, it features apothecary symbols such as soapstone, vinegar, glass, sulfur, and lead, as well as the Latin slogan “Secundum Artem”. The item was manufactured in the United States between 1977 and 1979 and bears the brand name Tinactin. The piece can be used as a paperweight or as bookends for a pharmacy-related collection. Its unique and intricate design makes it a conversation starter and a valuable addition to any collection.
These paperweights or bookends can be used to add a touch of elegance to any office or study. The material used in crafting these pieces is of high-quality ensuring their durability and longevity. Used, but in great condition, with minimal scratching/scuffs on the surface from being in storage for so long.
WELL HERE WE HAVE A GREEN SCHERING RX GALEN COFFEE OR TEA MUG .IT’S IN VERY NICE CONDITION WITH NO ISSUES. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR CHECKING OUT OUR LISTING.
You will find that 11.7g keeps things tidy and fits most shelves well.
It is a 10 oz. size mug with the slogan “Secundum Artem” and is sponsored by McCoy.
no crazing no damage no spoon marks
The Schering Rx Galen 131-201 AD Coffee Tea Mug Cup is a unique and collectible piece featuring a brown ceramic design with a mortar and pestle theme. The mug measures approximately 2 3/8″ at the base, 3 3/4″ tall by 3 1/8″ wide at the rim (not including handle), and holds 10 oz. It bears the slogan “Secundum Artem” and is sponsored by Coricidin. This vintage piece from the pharmaceutical industry is a great addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for those interested in science and medicine history.
Oh I loved this. I truly hoped to obtain a Joseon apothecary where I could put this but the eBay seller took my $800 and never sent it to me. eBay didn’t help me resolve the issue either, they even hung up on me when I called to get help.
