Keith Flint was found dead at his home in March. Although he died from hanging, the coroner recorded an open conclusion, having decided there wasn’t enough evidence to say the 49-year-old had intended to take his own life.
On November 7, an auction will be held Cambridge-based auction house Cheffins Fine Art, when a wide selection of personal items belonging to Keith Flint will be available to buy.
Items included in the auction include gold discs, jewellery – including his double cone septum piercing – and a bespoke bed that the frontman helped design. The bed is supported by steel thorned branches and accessed by steps.
Cheffins Fine Art director Martin Millard said that estimated prices for the items haven’t been released because it was “almost impossible” to value them.
"The sale is full of interesting items,” he said, “which give an insight into Keith's personal life and highlight the difference between his stage persona and his private life."
The auction is being held to settle liabilities following Keith’s death.
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