Early 20th C English Lordsware Chatsworth Covered Tureen

An estate-sourced English covered tureen in the Chatsworth pattern by Lordsware, produced by Keeling & Co. in the early 20th century.

Rendered in a richly detailed black transferware, the design draws from earlier 18th-century influences—ornate florals, scrolling forms, and a silhouette that feels rooted in traditional English table service. A piece that carries the presence of something older, while remaining quietly practical.

The lid sits neatly in place, with sculpted handles on either side and a softly scalloped edge that adds movement to the form. Whether styled within a cabinet, layered into a dining vignette, or left on open shelving, it brings that collected, old-world depth your interiors lean toward.

Details

• Maker: Lordsware (Keeling & Co. Ltd, England)

• Pattern: Chatsworth

• Era: Early 20th century (circa 1910–1930)

• Material: Transferware ceramic

• Estate found

Approximate Measurements

• Length (handle to handle): ~10–11 inches

• Width: ~6–7 inches

• Height with lid: ~5 inches

Condition

Estate condition with age-appropriate wear.

Light surface wear, minor discoloration, and small manufacturing irregularities consistent with early 20th-century production. No key structural damage noted. Lid sits properly.

Please note: this piece likely originally included an interior tray, which is no longer present.