Vase Marked Kelva By C.F. Monroe

Vase Marked Kelva By C.F. Monroe, 8.5" x 3", Ribbon Mold, Pink Mottled Ground, Green Trim, Blue Ribbon Highlights, Blue Floral Decor, Metal Feet, Estate Of Ray Callander.

Vase Marked Kelva Art Glass, 15.5" x 5.5", Ruffled Mold, Green Mottled Background, Large Pink Poppy Decor, Exactly As Featured In Wave Crest The Glass Of C.F. Monroe By Cohen, Page 164, This Vase Is M

Marked Signed Kelva vase with pink flowers. Name Stamp Mark. Produced by C.F. Monroe Company of Meriden, CT. Late 19th - early 20th century. White opal glass with dark green mottled surface. Hand pain

Kelva Vase, name stamp mark / signed. Late 19th - early 20th century. Opal glass (blue mottled) with gilt metal fittings (volute handles, collar, and base/feet). Hand-painted floral decorations (pink,

Beautiful Wavecrest Kelva decoration Bud Vase in Ormulu stand. Lovely cabinet size piece with great decoration. It's a cutie! Measures: 7 1/2" tall, 3 1/4" wide. Condition: Excellent

Ovoid form in mottled green glass decorated with pink daisies, marked Kelva adorned with a metal rim, 8' wide. Condition: good with no chips cracks or repairs.

Vase, Unmarked Wave Crest, 16" x 6", Brown And Yellow Embossed Scroll Mold, Floral Decor, Gilt Metal Rim And Foot, Foot Is Marked CFM (C.F.Monroe) Company #366, Clifford Swift Collection, GA.

Marked Signed Kelva dresser box. Name Stamp Mark. Produced by C.F. Monroe Company of Meriden, CT. American, late 19th - early 20th century. White opal glass with blue and gray mottled and beige finish

Large marked signed Kelva humidor or cigar / cigarette jar. Name Stamp mark. Produced by C.F. Monroe Company of Meriden, CT. Late 19th - early 20th century. White opal glass with mottled pink finish.

American Victorian "Kelva" Wave Crest glass dresser box, Charles F. Monroe Company, c.1900, decorated with pink flowers against a green ground, hinged lid with silver plate mount, marked underfoot, ap

(C.F. MONROE CO.) WITH SILVERPLATED MOUNTS; 13" TALL

3 Wave Crest vases, C.F. Monroe Company, Meriden, CT. Late 19th - early 20th century. 2 bud vases, 1 flower vase. All three Name Stamp Marked, signed Wave Crest, one mark worn. All three hand-painted

4 vases by various firms. 1 vase by C.F. Monroe Company, signed by Carl Helmschmied (partial signature). Exterior looks like Kelva. 1 unmarked, unsigned vase with textured exterior, similar to Belle W

Green cylindrical vase decorated with large red flowers, marked Kelva 8" ht. Condition: good with no defects found, but missing rim hardware.

Group lot of 10 Kelva broom holder inserts. Produced by the C.F. Monroe Company of Meriden, CT. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. Painted opal glass. At least two pieces are marked as Kelv

(4) Original Trivets Marked C.F. Monroe - Trivets Are Expandable - (1) 11" Model #0103 - (1) 10.5" Model #283 - (1) Round 9.5" Model #0108 - (1) 8" Eight-Sided Model #0982

Vase - Marked Kelva - 17.5" X 10" Green Mottled Background with Large Rose Decor - Silverplate Feet and Handles - Exactly as Featured in Cohen's Wave Crest Book, Page 163

Vase - Marked Kelva - 14.25" X 8.25" Red Mottled Background with Lily Decor - Gilt Metal Feet and Handles - Nice Size

Sterling Silver Trophy Marked C.F. Monroe - 13" X 10" "Rudder Cup Newport Yacht Club Long Distance Power Boat Race" Dated "1922" - "Won by E.P. Therien" - Mounted Ebony Base - Wonderful Historical Ite

Vase, Marked Kelva Art Glass, 13.75" x 5", Pink Mottled Background With Blue Lily Decor, Gilt Metal Feet, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

Vase Marked Kelva, 13.75", Pink Mottled Background With Blue Floral Decor, Ornate Silverplate Feet, Private Collection

Vase - Marked Kelva - 8.5" X 2.75" Blue Mottled Background with Pink Floral Decor - Glossy Brown Border - Gilt Metal Feet - Interior Rim Chip

Sterling Silver Demitasse Set - Marked C.F. Monroe Model #14 - 9.5" Pedestal Pot with Handle - Matching 5.5" Creamer and 4" Sugar

Vase, Marked Kelva Art Glass, 14.5" x 7.25", Green Mottled Background With Pink Floral Decor, Ornate Gilt Metal Handles And Feet, Hairline In The Base Which Is Hard To See, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochims