Re-skinning mundane items as low-level magic items

[Thorongil]

Let me explain- in the setting I’m running, there was a race of magical precursor giants (so big that they were more like gods than giants as we think of them in D&D).

The players are about to run into a half-buried giant chest, guarded by a giant housecat and spider.

In the chest, which is the size of a large house, they’ll find various mundane items which I want to sell as usable, sometimes magical weapons, armor, potions, etc.

Do playgrounders have any quirky and/or immediately obvious re-skins? The only real criteria is that the item be something you’d have in a chest or closet, and it’s magical reinterpretation be fairly low on the power curve.

So far I’ve got:
Sewing kit- needle=rapier, thimble=helmet, thread=climbing rope
Ornamental broach=shield
Matches=torches
Magic rings=magic armbands
Scrap of cloth=magical cloak

Cheers!

[hymer]

Handkerchief: Cloak or blanket.

[Kyrell1978]

Coins or buttons could be another option for shields. Toothpick type object for spears.

[Supermorff]

Cool idea, although maybe be careful with the scale you're using. If a needle could be a rapier, then a finger ring would be far too large to be an armband (and probably also wouldn't come in pairs). Could be a metal belt of some sort instead?

What's the level of technology like? Not in the main setting, but in this giant world? Would there be paperclips (maybe a grappling hook, depending on size), or thumbtacks (a buckler), or sticky tape (so many options)? Could there be a set of small keys? Elastic bands? Maybe a paracetamol tablet could be like an almost infinite supply of healing potion, if someone knew how to prepare it?