A Large Late 19thC Patinated Bronze Six Sconce Candelabra c.1870-90; Ex Keith Flint; The Prodigy sub-Religion & Relics fresh food was hard to

fresh food was hard to come by

over time she became a representation of what it means to be feminine

The mirror is in decorative and part distressed condition

Just don’t mention the Nun

to produce a much grander statement of the Duke's great wealth as the largest landowner in Britain at the time

A Large Late 19thC Patinated Bronze Six Sconce Candelabra c.1870-90; Ex Keith Flint; The Prodigy sub-Religion & Relics fresh food was hard toOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: From the estate of the late Keith Flint (1969 2019); The Prodigy. Date: 1870 90 Height: 29 Width: 12 Depth: 12 (all at extremities) The large Rococo style six sconce candelabra in bronze on leaf scrolled entwined arms, the pierced tripartite base mounted with three mermaids to the base, with traces of original gilding, the whole surviving from the estate of Keith Flint of the Prodigy and surviving