A first inventory of goods was compiled for the heirs of Piero and Bartolomeo di Ligi in October 1391, and contained a listing of common household items. Bartolomeo was identified as a coppersmith, but it is unclear from the first inventory whether Piero was one as well. A second inventory, dated only to the year 1391 (f. 414r) notes that it contains items "the wife of Piero had concealed," and features a detailed description of many ornate and expensive clothing clothing items, such as a "woman's silk coat, lined with fine green cloth with 24 silver buttons on the sleeves."