The post-mortem inventory of the noble (donzell) Pere Pau Belloch was drawn up in his houses 'about vn portal rodo', 'obrint en lo carrer publich que va de la plassa del born al pla den lull', between 4 October 1621 and 11 November 1631. in the restudi was 'vn quadro molt dolent que y ha pintat vna dama  francesa',  and papers and books were found in the room overlooking the 'carrer den corratger', as  well as some silverware and two good images of the BVM in the next room, overlooking the same street. Indeed, devotional paintings were scattered through the house and their was a 'capelleta' with Christ crucified. In the reboster overlooking the garden, in a 'cofre gran de alber', were found some tapestries with the history of kings and of 'monteria', as well as papers and account books, including: 'altra libre dela forma del propdit [de quart] ahont y ha memoria de algunas danças y altres cosilles de poca importancia'. Other possessions in the castle of Belloch in the parish of Santa Maria de Cardedeu in the chapel included a missal and lecterns and kneelers, and an altar of St Pere. The auction was begun on Wednesday 15 December 1621, but only a few items were on sale.