​ARTS  HERITAGE

The specialists at Arts Heritage have restored thousands of ferrous and non ferrous metal casement windows. Our recent projects include the Palace of Westminster, Kew Gardens and the Liberty, John Lewis and Bakers Building department stores.We are able to manufacture like for like replacments where required. Including all non ferrous parts like bronze stays and extruded copper lights.

We specialize in bronze sculpture restoration, preserving monuments through expert repairs, surface restoration, corrosion analysis, and structural reinforcement. Our team handles graffiti removal, vandalism repairs, and environmental damage while working safely in public spaces. We also restore patina, apply protective coatings, and clean plinths to extend a monument’s life. Contact us today—we love talking about bronze!

We specialise in the conservation and restoration of historic metalwork, including the preservation, replication, and re-glazing of heritage lanterns, as well as the restoration of listed railings spanning thousands of metres. Our work also involves the conservation of decorative metal artefacts, such as Byzantine helmets, Egyptian antiquities, and arms and armour from Ancient Greece, ensuring their long-term preservation. Metalwork Restoration

Heritage Adaptation Protecting our heritage is important. However we have to live with the buildings and monuments around us in a sustainable way. Making the old fuctional for our modern world without destroying it, is a complicated but important aspect of our work. Keeping original design and materials with renewed function serves to both conserve and make us of historic material and at the very least add that which causes no damage and is reversible

Decorative Metalwork ​ We work with artists and designers to create bespoke objects that can function practically while being aesthetically pleasing. This is a challenging but rewarding part of our work. The studio has a great experience of developing unique manufacturing techniques to produce original works made by hand. By combing traditional craft skills with modern technologies we are able to develop original design concepts into a finished product with manufacture specification for later de

The term 'patina' varies widely in its use, the majority of patination undertaken by Arts Heritage is for bronze and brass. Natural Patinas on non-ferrous metals are often created through exposure to weathering. Sometimes this layer of natural corrosion can form unevenly resulting in the deterioration of the surface and the need for remedial conservation and artificial re-patination. Artificial patinas are achieved traditionally by the application of cold or hot chemicals to create a thin layer

Bronze Foundry London

Objects & ArtefactsArts Heritage has extensive experience in the conservation and restoration of sculpture and monuments. We have worked on a wide range of objects and materials, from recent archaeological finds to modern statuary.  All work that we undertake is documented and accompanied by written reports containing photographic evidence of condition, before, during and after treatment. Arts Heritage provides a range of technical services, if you require further information or treatment speci