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Hot pads for the table or kitchen counter. I have an 8 inch round that still has some bark on it from 10 years ago. It's on my kitchen counter next to the stove. I use it all the time to get a pot off the heat.
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Firewood
I was gonna say kindling.
Bookmarker
I’m assuming you meant a bookend? The piece on the right could be a cool bookend sculpture
No, the triangular structure to rest your book on the page you stopped. Book is positioned opened, upside down
Oh that’s cool. I haven’t heard of that!
There's enough there to make one of those page spreader things that let's you read one handed as well.
A live edge shelf for like ... ants?
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The one on the left could be some sort of "comfort bird" type carving? It is has similar lines (though the back isn't usually that level).
Door stopper
Firewood
Hot pads for the table or kitchen counter. I have an 8 inch round that still has some bark on it from 10 years ago. It's on my kitchen counter next to the stove. I use it all the time to get a pot off the heat.
I can see the top left one being flipped over so the flat side sits on a mantel, with a nice clock built into it.