Pewter Figurine - Hippocrates of Kos in Bronze Look

- Height: 11 cm
- Width: 5,5 cm
- Depth: 3 cm
- Material: Pewter
- hand painted
- Series: Veronese Studio Collection

A pewter figurine that honours the roots of medical tradition

Hippocrates of Kos (c. 460–370 BC), the Greek physician, is renowned as the father of scientific medicine. His oath, calling on every physician to dedicate both work and life to humanity, shaped medical ethics for centuries and still holds relevance today. This finely detailed and hand-painted pewter figurine from the Veronese Studio Collection depicts Hippocrates standing on a base bearing his name. In his left hand he raises the scroll containing the oath, while his right hand holds the Aesculapius staff – the serpent-entwined symbol still associated with doctors and pharmacists. Standing 11 cm tall, 5.5 cm wide and 3 cm deep, this figurine becomes a highlight in any historical collection and a meaningful gift for collectors, doctors, pharmacists or anyone connected to healthcare.

Why this bronze-look Hippocrates figurine carries such significance

The hand-painted bronze finish enhances the symbolic elements and lends the figurine a dignified presence. The raised oath scroll reflects his role as a pioneer of medical ethics, while the Aesculapius staff embodies continuity in medical symbolism. Every detail contributes to a clear portrayal of commitment, wisdom and responsibility.

Displayed in a medical practice, pharmacy, study or collection, the figurine adds an atmosphere of heritage and respect for healing traditions. Its classical appearance and strong thematic focus make it an excellent gift for anyone who values the intersection of medicine, history and craftsmanship.