Trick or Trinket?

A miniature mop the length of your arm with a crossguard.

A sealed glass box containing a human ear in some kind of solution; every now and then, it blinks at you.

A 10-foot poll with a knob at the end.

A jar containing several short, narrow strips of cloth suspended in a solution of honey and vinegar.

A pencil stub, the unsharpened end has been thoroughly chewed by something with tiny sharp teeth.

A little tub of very soft waxy that smells faintly of mint and tingles on your skin.

A clockwork fish so rusted it cannot move.

A slip of green paper that squirms if squeezed.

A feather duster that sparks slightly when brushed against anything.

31 crimson beads strung on strand of hair from the head of a great elven beauty; the 32nd is the chrysalis of an insect that will hopefully never wake.

A fish-shaped candle that will swim in random patterns if placed in water and the wick set alight.

A small, rectangular cake with an almond on top; if bitten into, it tastes of petrichor.

A silver charm bracelet with 9 empty hoops where charms should be attached; from the 10th hoop dangles a tiny working magnifying glass.

A ceramic bust of a horse; one side is completely smooth.