Gauguin – The Hay Stacks – 9×7. Distinguished Art Prints. Let’s make a Deal!
Gauguin – The Hay Stacks – 9×7. Distinguished Art Prints. Let’s make a Deal!
This item is a decoration only, as stated the clip, although glued, will likely not hold papers for long.
This piece is in good condition with no chips that I could find. I found this info online: This apothecary jar is 7-1/2″ tall and has a blue bird on each side. Syrupus Rosarium Solutivum jar was how syrup of roses was dispensed in England in the 17th and 18th centuries to purge choler. This reproduction by Lilly was copyrighted in 1989. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Portugal
After Heinrick Ter Herst 1607. Beautiful and fine Bronze.
This 24 piece set of vintage and reproduction pharmaceutical collectibles is a must-have for any collector interested in the history of medicine. The set includes a variety of items, all with a unique story to tell. Great graduation gift for a new Pharmacist or something unique for the Pharmacist that has everything! Each piece in this collection has been carefully curated to provide a comprehensive and fascinating look into the world of pharmaceuticals. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting out, this set is sure to impress. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add these rare and interesting pieces to your collection.
Decorated in blue with a crackle glaze and the words SIRUP TAMARIN DORUM. AN ITALIAN MAJOLICA DRUG JAR. Beautiful Italian majolica drug jar, 20th century in 17th century style.
On one side and a bold black Rx symbol on the reverse. The creamy ivory glaze is enhanced by crackle detailing and gilded bands, with a gold-accented finial topping the lid. A playful nod to antique pharmacy containers, this piece blends decorative appeal with retro nostalgia—ideal for bathroom styling, shelf display, or gift giving.