• The 1870 Harrod directory notes that Hawley & Co manufactured china and earthenware for home and foreign markets.  

• Hawley & Co were known to have copied other manufacturers majolica designs. In addition to copying S. Fielding & Co's designs they also copied Wedgwood's Ocean design. Fielding sued them for copyright infringement for copies of both Daisy and Fan. Hawley lost the case and had to pay a fine. They later registered their own versions of these designs. 
  NOTE that one authority (The History of S. Fielding & Co., Susan Hill) states that "During 1882, the firm [Fielding] brought an unsuccessful action against Hawley & Co for infringing their FAN design. Although morally the victors, there were unable to secure a verdict due to a technical oversight." 

Hawley & Co butter pat, a copy of 
Fielding's Daisy design