Giovanni di Feo, wool merchant, designated his only son, Feo, heir to the goods found in the inventory of his household goods dated to August 17, 1390. Feo's four sisters, Niccolosa, Lena, Paola, e Caterina, were not, therefore, beneficiaries of the many luxury items listed therein, including a book on the life of Christ covered in samite, a tabernacle of Our Lady, and a huge number of luxury clothing items. The document also includes a separate inventory of his cloth shop at ff. 340v-341r.