00 Mineral. Nothing but mineral.

01 Is it manufactured? Yes
02 Is it Ffordian? No
03 Is it used commonly? Yes
04 Is it a breadbin? No
05 did it exist 50 years ago? No
06 Is it a household object? No
07 Does it provide entertainment? No
08 Is it seen outdoors? Yes
09 Is it edible? No
10 Does it have moving parts? No

11) is it metal?

00 Mineral. Nothing but mineral.

01 Is it manufactured? Yes
02 Is it Ffordian? No
03 Is it used commonly? Yes
04 Is it a breadbin? No
05 did it exist 50 years ago? No
06 Is it a household object? No
07 Does it provide entertainment? No
08 Is it seen outdoors? Yes
09 Is it edible? No
10 Does it have moving parts? No
11 Is it metal? Yes

Is it a satellite dish?

00 Mineral. Nothing but mineral.

01 Is it manufactured? Yes
02 Is it Ffordian? No
03 Is it used commonly? Yes
04 Is it a breadbin? No
05 did it exist 50 years ago? No
06 Is it a household object? No
07 Does it provide entertainment? No
08 Is it seen outdoors? Yes
09 Is it edible? No
10 Does it have moving parts? No
11 Is it metal? Yes
12 Is it a satellite dish? No
Expanding a little on answer 05, both the concept and similar articles have existed for hundreds (and hundreds) of years. The actual article which is the subject of this quest could not have existed more than 55 years ago. (It was a Monday.)

Is it a tool/utensil of some sort. (I know it's not a spork, cos. they've been around much longer than I thought.)

Tv aerial?

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2011 1968 Team Lego Building Winner
2012 1952 Isle of Man Gold Medal Winner

00 Mineral. Nothing but mineral.

01 Is it manufactured? Yes
02 Is it Ffordian? No
03 Is it used commonly? Yes
04 Is it a breadbin? No
05 did it exist 50 years ago? No
06 Is it a household object? No
07 Does it provide entertainment? No
08 Is it seen outdoors? Yes
09 Is it edible? No
10 Does it have moving parts? No
11 Is it metal? Yes
12 Is it a satellite dish? No
13 Is it a tool/utensil of some sort? No
No. Not really. It fits a small part of the "tool" definition, but to say "yes" would be misleading.

14 Tv aerial? No.
Much less imaginative than that.

Is it a coin?

00 Mineral. Nothing but mineral.

01 Is it manufactured? Yes
02 Is it Ffordian? No
03 Is it used commonly? Yes
04 Is it a breadbin? No
05 did it exist 50 years ago? No
06 Is it a household object? No
07 Does it provide entertainment? No
08 Is it seen outdoors? Yes
09 Is it edible? No
10 Does it have moving parts? No
11 Is it metal? Yes
12 Is it a satellite dish? No
13 Is it a tool/utensil of some sort? No
14 Tv aerial? No.
15 Is it a coin? Yes

On Monday, 10th July 1967 New Zealand changed its change from librae, solidi and denarii to the current decimal coinage. My initial object was a bright and shiny 2008 $2 coin, but I'm sure Mr Venn would knee me in the coin purse if I failed to accept SM's skillful solution.

SM, the Crown of Conquerishousosityness and the Sceptre of Solvingitude are in the mail; the cloak I'm keeping until the weather breaks.

Crown and sceptre have arrived.
I will send a dagger so that you can become a spy.

The next object is animal

[OffTopic] I'm not sure what the average understanding of the term "household object" is, but wouldn't coins count as household objects?

[OnTopic] Is it edible?

[OffTopic] I'm not sure what the average understanding of the term "household object" is, but wouldn't coins count as household objects?

[OnTopic] Is it edible?

Does it have more than three legs?

(delacuesta, according to my Australian mate, all animals are edible. But some taste like (I think I best censor it) poo.)

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> I'm not sure what the average understanding of the
> term "household object" is, but wouldn't coins
> count as household objects?

I instinctively define a household object as something that is much more likely to be found in a family home than elsewhere. I accept that "household object" could be used in the sense of "common, everyday object" and I did give a considered "no" to that question.
However, if wrong I'll accept my responsibility like a man (that is, I'll point out that almost certainly the government is somehow responsible.)

Animal
1) Is it edible - yes

Does it have 4 legs?

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Animal
1) Is it edible - yes
2) Does it have four legs - Yes

(Sorry Ian, I missed your question while enjoying the assertation that all animals are edible. This answer obviously also answers your question)

Are its eyes to the front (eg cat) rather than to the side (eg horse)?

Animal
1) Is it edible - yes
2) Does it have four legs - Yes
3) Are its eyes to the front (eg cat) rather than to the side (eg horse)? No, horse-like