Chinese or Japanese or both?

Hi,
here are some Chinese pots that have been pulled out of the cupboards...as usual I have no idea what they are so any help identifying these items would be great! Thanks

Zoo part 2

This is a very unusual plant pot featuring a tiger growling at a snail! It is well made and the items-the tree stump, the snail and the tiger are all glazed and applied seperatley. There are no marks on this large piece which is fairly heavy and rather amusing!

Next up is a hare used as a pin cushion...no marks but an interesting item I am sure you will agree.

Thanks for looking, haveyou any idea who made these items? Help always appreciated, you can contact me on carlulverston@hotmail.co.uk thanks

My pottery zoo!

On the glass and pottery forum there is a "zoo" of sorts so I thought that I could start a similar theme here with the little pot animals that I have (all over the house)...I will put more on tomorrow as they are all in different cabinets. Again if anyone knows who made these irems or when I would be grateful.

The polar bear is some sort of parrian (cant spell that) and is hollow and just looks like it has some age with it. The pug gog holding a basket is also old, possibly Victorian? There are no markings on this either.
Thanks chaps I lokk forward to any feedback.

And here are those antique bottles..

Here are some pics of the bottles...

Oh now that I have looked!!! Argh there are too many!

Japanese tea pot and glass bottles

Hi,
well I have been busy digging out bottles ...there are hundreds of them! Also I have taken some pics of a Japanese (or at least I think its Japanese) tea pot. Please never mention glass bottles to me...there are so many...why? Anyway the tea pot is of interet to me because we know nothing about it.
Thanks again!

Green glass ...what is it?

Hi,
this is a large interesting piece of glass which is full of air bubbles. Was this a mistake or part of the design?

A corker of a repair! (literally)

As you may have guessed...a few pieces in my collection have suffered a little (or a lot) of damage. This piece of glass has been repaired by using a cork....which is pretty wierd! As usual please leave comments on anything if you have any iseas or information about them.
Thanks in advance.