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Freestanding water fountain, dated 1785, comprising rusticated granite central block with lower flanking blocks, circular-profile calp limestone wall to rear (north) elevation. Later in use as urinal. Granite parapet and cornice to top. Cut granite wall to front (south) elevation, coursed calp limestone to east and west elevations and rear, cut granite block-and-start quoins, cut granite plinth course. Inscribed plaque to front reading :'CHARLES DUKE OF RUTLAND/LORD LIEUTENANT 1785'. Carved Portland stone plaques to front with paterae. Segmental-arched central niche having dressed voussoirs, carved granite cornice at impost level, continuing to form capping to side-blocks. Decorative volutes over capping to flanking blocks.
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