Bartolo di Ricciardo's will names his son, Luca, as his primary heir, and further stipulates that should Luca die intestate, all goods will transfer to Bartolo's two daughters, Dorrotea and Appolonia. Notable items in the inventory, dated to August 7, 1390 include a bay-colored nag (f. 347r), and a long list of precious jewels, such as pearls, diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, turquoises, all mounted in gold and silver settings (f. 347v)