The pattern was produced from the late Spode period and the earliest known pattern number is 5136 from 1832. Also known as Grecian Scroll in the 19th Century, it was re-introduced as Beverley pattern 2/8769 in 1929. That version was printed in Unique (mauve) and coloured underglaze. The border of the pattern is also known printed in an orange/red combined with centres of views printed in black and produced on Gadroon shape.

Beverley appears to have been a popular export pattern. Examples bearing Copeland and Garrett and Copeland marks have been excavated from historic sites in Canada.

In the late 1990s the pattern was reintroduced as part of The Blue Room Collection.