While developing a so-called contemporary range of creations, the GHM foundry continues manufacturing timeless and emblematic models. The metallurgical site of Sommevoire still produces the famous Wallace fountains, adorned with caryatid figures, which watered the Paris population during the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). Other models, more or less sober or modern, add to the range of urban equipment created by the GHM workers.