Kelva

Kelva glassware was made by the C. F. Monroe Company of Meriden, Connecticut, about 1904. It is a pale, pastel-painted glass decorated with flowers, designs, or scenes. Kelva resembles Nakara and Wave Crest, two other glasswares made by the same company. Very few Kelva pieces are labeled or signed. For more information, explore our identification guides for Kelva and other art glass.