These top hat finial railings are situated outside the National Trust’s Assembly Rooms in the centre of Bath and date back to 1771 the year the Assembly rooms were completed.
We were commissioned to restore the railings on steps to the rear of Camden Crescent in Bath. The images show the project from removal, through refurbishment (and in some instances replacement) right through to the reinstatement and leading-in to the stonework on site.
We have recently completed a large and prestigious project on Lansdown in Bath for Nimbus Conservation. The ‘Pleasure gardens’ are located immediately west of Lansdown Crescent and form the focal point for Somerset Place, a grand sweep of elegant Georgian houses.
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