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Description: Arched rectangular panel with a Salomonic column on each side enclosing a scene of Abraham about to sacrifice Isaac but being restrained by an angel; below, bottom panel of indeterminate decoration (due to corrosion); above each column a burning torch, with symmetrical floriate scrolls over the arch.
Notes: Given the biblical subject, this is probably of German manufacture although the Salomonic columns are more often encountered on English pastiches of the 'Dutch' style.
- Decoration tags:
 - 'Dutch' (shape)
 - fillet (edging)
 - whole carved pattern
 - pictorial
 - biblical
 - architectural
 - humans
 - objects
 
Manufactured: in the late-17th to early-18th century possibly in the Siegerland area of Germany.
Current location: Ashmolean Museum Broadway, 65 High Street, Broadway, Worcestershire, England.
(part of the Ashmolean Museum museum group)
- Attached to series:
 - Old Testament & Apocrypha firebacks
 - 'Dutch' Miscellaneous Firebacks