This is a 3D scan of a fountain you can find here: 53.3394355,-6.2588309. The original is located near the Saint Stephen's Park in Dublin, Ireland.

The 3D scan mesh was taken into Blender and corrected manually to remove scanning artifacts and make it more true to the original. The geometry is fully manifold i.e. the mesh closes on itself, which means you can 3D print it. I'm also providing an *.STL file export to make it easy for you to print it.

If you're making a game, you can drag and drop this asset into your cityscape and make it part of the scene. If you're into dioramas and tabletop games you can 3D print this monument on a resin printer and use it in your game. If you need to produce a similar fountain in real life, you can use the 3D model as scale reference for your CAD model.

More about the actual monument:

Public drinking fountain, gifted to the people of Dublin in 1880 by Lady Laura Grattan. Cups once hung from the column, and horses could drink from the lower pool. It features a red marble pillar with a four-lobed cross shape, a shaped base, carved diamond patterns along the top of each face, and cast-bronze spouts (no longer working) near the bottom, with a decorated upper section showing ribbed and pointed arch designs finished with a Greek cross; all set on a circular shaped granite bowl resting on a granite pedestal with a shaped base, which sits on two eight-sided steps. It stands on the pavement along the north edge of Saint Stephen's Green facing the southern end of Dawson Street.