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    <value>Press moulded earthenware figure group with modelled and applied additions. Abraham stands in front of a tree, his right hand held high and holding a knife. Isaac is laid, bound, on a brick altar to his left. There is an angel in a tree behind, his gown swirling above his head as if he has just arrived. In front of Abraham is a burning lamp and by his right foot a small ram, across the brown earth in front &#x2018;ABRAHAM OFFERING HIS SON ISAAC&#x2019; is incised on a white ribbon. Abraham wears a green gown, with brown spots, under a long yellow waistcoat decorated with dots and crosses and a flowing brown jacket which lifts under his raised arm to display its blue lining; his figure dominates the group. The scene is set on a high moulded plinth which is decorated with applied floral decoration above a blue band. The back is flattened, but shaped and painted. The underside is deeply recessed, with a central vent hole.</value>
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    <source>Glaisher MS catalogue, Volume:  10</source>
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      <value>&#x2018;ABRAHAM OFFERING HIS SON ISAAC&#x2019;</value>
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      <value>No.3180. Staffordshire group of Abraham sacrificing Isaac b. in Cambridge Jan 27 1910.</value>
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        <value>Bocage figure groups, which feature stylised leafy trees, are often associated with John Walton of Burslem, who is listed in local directories from c.1818-1835. Although Rackham, 1935, suggests this attribution, the distinctive base here does not seem typical and we now know that several potters made figure groups in this style, often copying designs and other features.</value>
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    <value>Bought at a sale in Saffron Walden by Mr Jolley, Bridge Street, Cambridge. Bought from Mr Jolley on 27 January 1910, for &#xA3;2. 10s (two pounds ten shillings), by Dr J.W.L. Glaisher, Trinity College, Cambridge.</value>
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      <notes>Cf. Plate 65. A similarly composed group, with similar base and label but without background bocage or angel, in Stoke-on-Trent City Art Gallery, dated c.1825-30. Similarities suggest this was made by the same maker; differences demonstrate how these groups were built up from separately moulded and modeled pieces and hand-painted. See also Chapter 6 re bocage figures.</notes>
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