Jacobus Trelhe, a merchant, died on the last day of August 1410, naming Aycardona, his widow, as his heir. She is the daughter of Petrus Augelerii. Among other interesting items, the inventory includes a painted canvas or cloth (telam pictam) that was mounted on the wall behind the dining table. The inventory also lists the bedroom of the slave (camera serve), a very unusual reference in Marseille inventories. Jacobus and Aycardona possessed an exceptionally interesting set of clothing and a chest crafted in the Pisan style.