Four Men Charged In Heist Of 18-Carat Gold Toilet From Winston Churchill Home
The art installation, valued at £4.8m, vanished in an overnight raid in September 2019.
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The art installation, valued at £4.8m, vanished in an overnight raid in September 2019.
Four men have been charged over the theft of a gold toilet valued at £4.8 million, which vanished from Blenheim Palace in an overnight raid in September 2019, Guardian UK reports.
The golden toilet is installed at the Blenheim Palace, which also happens to be the birthplace of former prime minister Winston Churchill.
The fully functioning 18-karat gold toilet, an artwork estimated to be worth $5.9 million, was stolen in 2019 from an exhibition at a stately British home.
Four men have been charged over the theft of an 18-carat golden toilet from a palace in southern England, where it was kept as an art exhibit before being stolen in an early morning heist in 2019, prosecutors said on Monday.