The Victor Shape was produced by the Homer Laughlin China Company in the early 1880's.  The ironstone line was usually marked with the eagle over the lion backstamp which also says: "Premium Stone China."

Both table ware and toilet ware was produced.

There are two types of finials - one is the open, fluted style that matches the handles.  The other is a closed, ornate version with a rayed triangular design in the middle and two "comma" like flanking sides. 

The finials look like a large, circular sunflower with an asymmetrical loop on either side.  This body style can be found in plain white and with moss rose decals.  The decorator is sometimes listed (Picot and Bryan at the London Decorating Works).

A body style is by Clementson Brothers.  It sports finials and handles that look like a twig or log.    A very rare body style only seen once so far.