Composer Closet: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Gift with a bow	Wrapped in striped paper with golden bow tied, I hold a tiny mysterious object inside
2	A Letter	I'm an earlier form of an email or fax; words written and folded, then sealed with wax
3	A Microscope	Despite your weak eyes,just look into me, and even the smallest of cells shall you see
4	A half of an Apple	An etched, wooden half of an orchard's red yield, my once hidden trio of seeds are revealed
5	A Bell	I ought be installed in a tiny church tower; I'm a miniature clone of what should sound each hour
6	A Small top hat	When magicians need props, I may heed the call, assuming the rabbit pulled from me is small
7	A Scroll with a blue ribbin	I'm a decree or note, not folded, but rolled, and tied with a color symbolic of water or cold
8	A Saddle shoe	An ivory and brown stylish cover for feel. I'm a leather good named for a horse rider's seat
9	A Dragon	With fire in my belly, I'm painted in red; a serpent that fills all brave warriors with dread
10	An Empty Hanger	Though I'm meant to keep clothes free of wrinkles and dirt, I've yet to be dressed with a coat or a shirt
11	A Dog and Moon	We're the night's crooked smile and a lovable face; a chaser of cats and an object from space
12	A Ceramic cat	A reason your clothes may be covered in hair; I watch from above with my golden eyed stare
13	A Phonograph	With my needle on wax, I will begin to play, singing out songs recorded on an earlier day
14	A Baby Bottle	When mom's not around, it must be agreed, I'm the second best choice when there's babies to feed
15	A Box of coins	The value of my contents have quite a range; they vary from one to fifty cent change
16	A Skull	In the place where I once had a torso and feet, there now stands an object for keeping a beat
17	A Hanger with a fish design	I'm stuck to hook, but this time I'm not caught; I'm a fixture on that which holds clothing you've bought
18	A Fur coat	I'm made from a fox, a beaver or hare, to keep ladies warm in the cold winter air
19	A Stack of 4 books	Vertically stacked, we make two sets of twins; a group in which stories both end and begin
20	A Man holding a globe	An island, Ocean and continent holder, I carry the weight of the world on my shoulders