Morillon notes that Jonghelinck's neighbouring tourneur (a master furniture maker) turned small wooden bowls which women hung from their ears; original specimens are now unknown. Pictures sometimes show the nobility wearing model beggar's bowls and flasks, fastened to the same ribbon.
Morillon mentions that Jonghelinck's adjacent tourneur (a skilled furniture maker) produced small wooden bowls which women wore around their ears; these original pieces are no longer available. Sometimes in pictures, nobility can be seen wearing replicas of beggar's bowls and flasks, attached to the same ribbon.