Napkin with the Sacrifice of Abraham and the family coats of arms of Van Burmania and Juckema

Linen damask napkin with the Sacrifice of Abraham and Frisian family coats of arms and names. Central field: the symmetrical pattern, with two further axes of symmetry five centimeters from the sides, shows from bottom to top two scenes: 1 Isaac kneeling on the altar fire, with the empty scabbard and Abraham's turban lying nearby, and behind him Abraham stands, in a tied cloak, with raised sword, which is held by an approaching angel. The empty spaces are carefully filled with flower branches and leaves. 2 the kneeling Abraham in a long cloak with a censer in his hand before the altar at Moriah. Standing borders: standing wavy vines with leaves and flowers tied in bows. Lower border above: same vines, but lying waves and whose flowers can be recognized as rose and iris, with below them three lines: HR DUCO MARTNA VAN BURMANIA GRIETMAN ENDE DIYCKGRAEF 1663. Lower border below: same flower border as above, above which three lines: JUFF EDUARDA LUCIA VAN UCKEMA OP KAMMINGHABURGH.