Whieldon Ware is the first of the refined earthenwares and as such is found in the same mold patterns as those used in white salt-glazed stoneware, including barley, bead and reel, and dot, diaper and basket.
White to light cream-colored, thin, hard, compact paste. The background glaze is cream to off-white in color. May have a yellowish to greenish cast where glaze pools. Mottled and spattered designs in purple, blue, brown, yellow, green, and grey. Tureen lids are molded into the shape of a head of cauliflower.
Hume 1969 was also listed on the FLMNH website but the bibliographic information was not provided.