| Women and girls walk around with large metal bowls on their head containing bread, candy, or knickknacks for sale. |
| The bookshelves are pine, and contain six levels of books each, with knickknacks and gewgaws on each level. |
| For them, skulls, gargoyles, devils, and gothic knickknacks are part of the decoration. |
| Also, the Sky's cabin is fairly bereft of stowage compartments and sundry receptacles so go light on the knickknacks and travel guides. |
| Behind her, sentimental knickknacks and gifts from friends decorate her bureau and hang between the windows. |
| Today, the demand for ivory continues to be strong because of its use in the manufacture of ornaments, knickknacks and jewellery. |
