Any mage worth their salt has a bag of some sort, be it a satchel, a shoulderbag, a purse, something to carry their spellcrafting equipment.

A quockerwodger is a wooden toy pulled by a string, most famously, a duck. 

The Skull of Golodh is the gold encrusted skull of the Dwarf Lord Golodh and it is cursed

Archbishop Midas of the Jovian Temple was a scourge to necromancers of all kinds, from the genuinely malicious to those who were merely talking to the dead with the consent of the families, sending many to burn at the stake, so after his death they took their revenge...and created the Bone Idol.

A charm is another word for a rune, enchantment, or method of creating magic item. The Charm of Vanity interacts with the Appearance/Charisma score of the item weilder

'The level of magic here is nearly an 80. As a mage I can stay here for several hours without any damage as my body is used to it, but the rest of you need either expensive anti-magic amulets or lead plate armor to stay longer then a few minutes-unless you want to risk turning into something like a small purple teapot,' the mage told his fellow adventurers. He was exaggerating, but not very much, as his thaumometer clicked and buzzed loudly.

A venerable relic from an ancient time

A staff that summons doves

A cursed and terrible relic

The story of the Aurumic Staff is a story of deceit, murder, assassination, coercion, genocide, and war.

Thirty Scepters, some of them items of great magical powers, others mere symbols of office, and one or two that are more a bane then a boon to their owners.

Collection of Arcane rings

Muse is both a common term for a handheld Cognet linking device, and also a specific brand of said CogLink device. Functionally the Cosmic Era version of a smartphone

A relatively common magical item from the city of Lionguard

A horrific device only employed by the most black hearted of magic users.

The Staff of the Flame Eagle

The Totem of Nehual is something of a Maltese Falcon. Many have spent long periods of their life searching for it, spending vast sums of money, and in the end never finding it, or only finding it long enough to lose it.

Crafted from the leg bone of the slain wyrm Ashirkelenge, this rod has tremendous magical power in the right hands.

An ornate reliquary box, covered in fine metalwork that twists the eye and causes headaches.

Slow and meticulous, Heathen had a great deal to prove to the other witches of her coven. So, she set out to do the impossible: the wand of death.