Jan Eisenloeffel | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 10 objects that Jan Eisenloeffel has been involved with.

A brass, circular, sugar bowl with a flat base and protruding, square handles on the left and right sides at the top of the bowl. Each handle is engraved with four stylized rectangles in the center, and three concentric lines where they join the bowl. The bowl has a flat, circular, brass lid with two sets of three concentric rings engaved on the surface, one at the edge, and one surrounding the ball-shaped finial in its center.

A multi-component brass tea set comprised of five vessels; a tea caddy, a sugar bowl, a tea kettle with a stand, a jug, and a spoon vase, arranged from left to right, and standing on a tray. The brass of each object has a gold color and is shiny and reflective. The tea caddy has a cylindrical body and a flat base with a slightly domed lid. Two sets of engraved lines are found where the lid attaches to the body, along with a vertical hinge secured with two small rivets. In front of the tea caddy is a lidded sugar bowl, with a squat, ovoid body and a flat top, with short, rounded square handles on each side. The lid has a rounded knob and subtle engraved lines along the rim. Behind and to the right of the sugar bowl is a tea kettle, which also has a squat, ovoid-shaped body, with a short spout facing right. It has a curved, fiber wrapped, tapered handle attached to each edge, and a small circular lid with a dark, glazed, wooden, spherical finial on top. The tea kettle is placed on a three-legged stand with lipped feet, whose upper frame supports the kettle, with a recessed section underneath, and whose lower frame holds a squat, rounded, fluted glass container with a brass cover. In front of the tea kettle and to the right is a jug, with a squat, ovoid body, a pointed spout facing left, and a small, rounded handle. The jug has a shallow open top revealing a matte, silver-grey tin interior. Behind the jug and to the right is a spoon vase, with a cylindrical body, which flares slightly at the rim and tapers slightly at the base. The vessels rest on a vertical, rectangular tea tray, with a flat bottom and short edges attached at a right-angle to it, along with curved, tapered handles which are centered and attached to the right and left edges.

Candelabrum (Netherlands)

A brass vase with a cylindrical body, flared lip, a short stem and flat circular base. Three engraved concentric lines can be seen jus below the lip

A brass tea caddy with a cylindrical body and flat base. A triangular hinge can be seen in the middle. A series of three engraved concentric bands can be seen near the base, at the rim and on the lid. A few scratches are visible on the lower right of the body.

A brass tea kettle, with a squat, ovoid-shaped body and a short spout pointing to our left. The kettle has a curved, tapered handle attached to each edge with brass rivets, the central section of which is covered with an applied copper colored strap. In the center of the body is a small circular lid, engraved with two concentric lines, which has a small, dark brown, glazed wooden, spherical finial with a brass top, that is surrounded by two more engraved concentric lines.

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