Manufactured by Corn - some white ironstone pieces have embossing on the body of hollowware pieces as well as the dolphin handles and shell finials.  This body style features a squarish shape similar to Bamboo but with a plethora of gold/copper embossed beach flora and fauna. Handles are large bracket shaped.

This is a generic category which includes scalloped rim pieces, both flat and hollow, that have no specialized embossing. In addition, it includes the scalloped rim bone dishes, butter pats, and nappies.

Panache is a fitting name for a body style that is splashed with glittering copper lustre. The plates sport embossing with swirling copper lustred lines. The Beardmore & Dawson firm was only in business for four months. There were other Beardmore partnerships, but the B & D mark is very rare indeed.

Registered in 1863.

This body stryle uses copper lustre to highlight the stems and fruits in this stunning design. Jean Wtherbee attributed this body style to J. F. Barrow and Company.

Golden drape is a bulbous body style that features a smaller base and a flared neck on pitchers. The handles are of a "C-scrolled" design.