knick-knacks

Mixed in with all of the high-end swag are a slew of utterly bizarre knick-knacks, services, and even cleaning products.

It had windows opening down to the lawn, and was full of pretty things, works and knick-knacks.

He carried a large linen bag, specially prepared for the removal of such knick-knacks.

Plenty of things to choose from,—books and jewelry and all sorts of knick-knacks, besides pretty bits to wear.

Yet here people prefer Brussels carpets and rooms packed with knick-knacks.

I even think that an agreeable woman ought to be friande, and should love certain little dishes and knick-knacks.