More glass items to ID from auction

I have some more items I need some help to ID I got from auctions. I spend some time trying to find what I can, but am limited due to work and school. Hopefully someone on here is bored and has nothing better to do but than ID these for me . I included some of the bottoms on the ones with markings such as Noritake and such.

 

First only 1 item pictured is glass, the rest are pottery/porcelain.

The 3rd item is a sugar bowl, probably dates to the 1930's or 1940's. Here is a history of the company

http://gotheborg.com/marks/noritake.shtml

The last piece has been decorated with transfers/decals, meaning not handpainted on the piece. The artist who did the original paintings from which the decals were made after isn't all that important. Decorations of couples like this are generally referred to as courting couples.

 

Heutschenreuther used to make a lot of porcelain dinnerware; I think they only sell to restaurants these days, but they made some nice patterns. The one above is something I'd lump into a category I call Fake Fragonard. The Noritake sugar bowl is probably from the 1930s. I'm not enough of an expert to make the final call on the other two, but the Japanese one isn't all that old. At least to someone 50+ anyway. Kids in their 20s think stuff from the 80s is antique.