knickknacks

The trio haunted east coast flea markets, sourcing knickknacks that would adorn the lobby and guest rooms.

Soon after the young tyke began collecting presidential memorabilia and other knickknacks.

She passed the dressing-table, still crowded with her knickknacks and mementoes.

A richly-furnished place, with knickknacks and fine muslin about it, would have been set on fire immediately.

It was a sort of boudoir, filled with feminine knickknacks and mahogany lounging chairs.

Several curious townspeople strolled to the office door, and out of good nature invested in various knickknacks displayed.

We have fancy trays, knickknacks, and extra little tables that we do not need.