Congeries (noun)

1. A collection or gathering of various items, often of different types or qualities.
2. A mass or aggregate of things, typically without any order or organization.
3. A miscellaneous assortment of objects or things.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word congeries, meaning 'a collection or heap'.

Examples:

1. The antique store was filled with a congeries of trinkets, knick-knacks, and curios.
2. The garage was a congeries of tools, machinery, and old tires.
3. His bookshelf was a congeries of novels, academic journals, and cookbooks.
4. The museum's collection of artifacts was a congeries of items from all over the world.
5. Her jewelry box was a congeries of precious stones, gold, and silver pieces.