
c. 1864–1891
Ironstone China W & E Corn Burslem
earthenware · Burslem, England
mark of ware produced at Navigation Road, Burslem these marks use the Royal Arms
Pottery & porcelain
Burslem Longport, England, United Kingdom · 1818–1904 · 7 marks.

c. 1864–1891
earthenware · Burslem, England
mark of ware produced at Navigation Road, Burslem these marks use the Royal Arms

c. 1864–1891
earthenware · Burslem, England
mark of ware produced at Navigation Road, Burslem these marks use the Royal Arms

c. 1891–1904
earthenware · Longport, England
mark of ware produced at Top Bridge Works, Longport these marks use the Royal Arms


c. 1900–1904
earthenware · Longport, England
The initials are explained as W & E Corn.

c. 1900–1904
W & E Corn England Porcelaine Royale DOROTHY is the pattern name c.1900 - 1904
earthenware · Longport, England
Dorothy is the pattern name.

Edward Corn founded the Burslem business in 1837. His sons William and Edward continued it as W & E Corn around 1864, producing earthenware at Navigation Road before moving to Top Bridge Works, Longport.
Also known as: John Cornie