• Removal and treatment of cast iron components
• Gold leaf gilding of the cherub using 24 carat gold leaf
• Structural remediation and waterproofing works to stabilise and protect the fountain
• Tiling and coping works completed as part of the overall restoration scope

• Conserving a historically significant public fountain with decorative sculptural and cast iron elements
• Coordinating restoration works across cast iron, gilding, waterproofing and surface finishes within a single scope
• Preserving the fountain’s presentation and heritage detailing while addressing structural remediation requirements
• Delivering conservation works within a publicly accessible setting

RJC Group carried out the works as a focused fountain conservation scope, combining decorative restoration with structural and waterproofing treatments. Each element was addressed carefully to preserve the fountain’s heritage presentation while supporting the long-term performance of the restored structure.

The project required coordination across multiple materials and finishes, with conservation and remediation works delivered in a way that maintained consistency with the fountain’s original character. All works were completed with a focus on detail, durability and heritage integrity.

• Cast iron components restored as part of the overall conservation works
• Cherub gilding reinstated using 24 carat gold leaf
• Structural remediation and waterproofing works completed to support long-term performance
• Presentation and heritage character of the fountain preserved through careful restoration methods
• Conservation works completed successfully within a public setting