One of London’s most elaborate mausoleums situated at St Mary’s RC Cemetery in Kensal Green has been carefully restored by Cliveden Conservation. The project to preserve the Mausoleum of the family of John Campbell, which has recently been upgraded to Grade II*...
A carving in memory of Ron Piggott who helped raise £94,000 for the essential repair and conservation work to St Mary’s Church Datchet has been created by Taplow based, Cliveden Conservation, who are currently working on the historic building. The carving which is...
An ancient Roman sarcophagus, which had been used as a water feature and a flowerpot at Blenheim Palace for almost 200 years, has been fully restored and put on public display. The 1,700-year-old marble coffin was originally obtained by the 5th Duke of Marlborough...
The National Trust appointed Cliveden Conservation (Main Contractor) to restore The Central Hall floor at Mount Stewart, a 19th-century house and garden in County Down, Northern Ireland. Conservation specialists, Cliveden Conservation, have just completed carrying out...
The Oxford Preservation Trust have announced the roof repairs of the Great Hall at Christ Church as a plaque winner in the category of building conservation at their 2016 awards ceremony. As part of the award, Cliveden Conservation along with the engineers Solid...
Cliveden Conservation has been given the challenge of recreating the Gothic Cross at Stowe as part of the National Trust’s programme to return the gardens back to their 18th-century glory by restoring its lost monuments. The fine Gothic Cross was originally built in...
