The best definition would have to be having a strange, peculiar, or unusual in an interesting, pleasing, oramusing way: a quaint sense of humor.
The person who posted the question did not list "the following" - so no 'correct' answer can be given.However, the definition of "quaint" isattractively unusual or old-fashionede.g. quaint country cottages;a quaint old custom.
pastoral quaint rural
charmingly old-fashioned
In this case the definition that most fits is "skillfully or cleverly made".
That cat is very Quaint. I do not like quaint products.
Isn't that quaint? That quaint cottage had no stove or running water.
Absolutely, high definition camera are better than their quaint ancestors. High definition allows clearer picture, more pixels for more detail in photo or printing and a sharper focus.
The town they visited was quaint and simple.
William Quaint has written: 'The humours of the road'
In order to simplify my life, I moved from a mansion to a very quaint cottage on the lake.
(quaint means strange or unusual, in an interesting or pleasing way)Our vacation villa in Tuscany was a both a quaint and picturesque place.The quaint customs of rural Italy have persisted for many hundreds of years.She found the building quaint and historic; he thought it was just old.
We rented a quaint little cabin in the woods. Our first home was quaint and cozy, but not nearly big enough for a large family. She grew up in a quaint little village but prefers life in a big city.