19. A three-legged table made of wood, with a small doily atop it. Sitting on that is a steaming mug of tea. The tea will (eventually) cool if removed from the table and the doily. The magic is in the table and doily. They must be together and, when an empty mug is placed atop them, it will fill with tea and (in the time it takes a kettle to boil), heat up to a pleasantly warm, well-brewed cup.
20. A three-legged table made of wood with a small doily atop it. The doily is the dreaded attack-macrame. It does 1d4 suffocation damage on a successful hit. (Note: ideally 19 and 20 would be on opposite sides of the same room, with a freshly knocked-off cup between them.)