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The Grinling Gibbons carving from Cassiobury House The
Watford Observer has teamed up with Watford Museum and its curator Sarah Priestley to take a journey back to the town’s past through items or places of historical significance. We re now at item 31 in a history of Watford 50 objects and it is a reminder of when Cassiobury was one of the finest estates in the country and the seat of the Earl of Essex. Sarah said: This wood carving, thought to have originally been crafted as a clock surround, is one of the oldest relics of Cassiobury House on display at Watford Museum and dates to the late 17th Century.
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