Pharmacists - 1970s - Sign - Ceramic, Enamel





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Italian decorative ceramic pharmacy tile from the 1960s–1970s, glazed maiolica with a red/brown cross and a yellow winged caduceus at the centre, bearing Latin inscriptions Divinum est opus and Sedare dolorem, dimensions 29.4 × 26.7 × 4 cm, autographed by a famous person, original/official, in excellent condition with light signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Ceramic decorative piece (maiolica) for a pharmacy, composed of hand-painted tiles with a cross, a caduceus at the center, and the Latin inscriptions "DIVINUM EST OPUS" and "SEDARE DOLOREM"
Cross decorated in red and brown with at the center a stylized yellow-winged caduceus.
It bears the famous Latin maxim attributed to Hippocrates or Galen: "Divinum est opus sedare dolorem" (It is a divine task to ease pain)
Material: glazed ceramic
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Seller's Story
Ceramic decorative piece (maiolica) for a pharmacy, composed of hand-painted tiles with a cross, a caduceus at the center, and the Latin inscriptions "DIVINUM EST OPUS" and "SEDARE DOLOREM"
Cross decorated in red and brown with at the center a stylized yellow-winged caduceus.
It bears the famous Latin maxim attributed to Hippocrates or Galen: "Divinum est opus sedare dolorem" (It is a divine task to ease pain)
Material: glazed ceramic
Tracked shipping

