Miniature Hammer-shaped Candy or Decorative Object

This item appears to be a miniature, hammer-shaped object displayed against a red, textured fabric background, possibly a blanket or tablecloth. The 'head' of the hammer is composed of two distinct parts. The larger portion, located on the left, is rectangular and predominantly orange-brown in color, possibly a hard candy coating or painted material. It features a visible, somewhat rough texture and what looks like a metallic, possibly gold-toned, foil-wrapped segment across its front face. This foil exhibits some crinkling, suggesting it's a wrapper or decorative element. The 'head's' right portion is triangular or wedge-shaped, entirely covered in a crinkled, shiny, greenish-gold foil. This foil also reflects light, indicating a metallic or highly reflective surface, again suggestive of a candy wrapper or similar decorative material. Both parts of the 'hammer's' head are affixed to a slender 'handle' or shaft, which is dark brown, possibly made of wood or a hard plastic, and appears worn or discolored towards its ends. The overall construction suggests a novelty item, possibly a piece of candy, a charm, or a small decorative figurine. There are no discernible manufacturer's marks or signatures. The item's condition appears relatively stable, though the foil shows crimping and the handle has some discoloration, consistent with handling or age. This object's primary appeal would likely be its diminutive size and unique, playful form. The craftsmanship points to a simple, possibly mass-produced, novelty item rather than a high-end artisanal piece. The estimated age is difficult to determine without further context, but it aligns with modern novelty candy or miniature toy aesthetics.