Guys need help in identifying several ceramics

Guys one of my friends wants to sell his grandmothers ceramic plate collection, can you guys help in identifying it

 

lol you are a good observer. il ask my friend.

 

Hang on.......the more knowledgeable will be along!!!!!!

 

The one with the bright blue design is Japanese.
The ones with the crackled glaze are Chinese Fujian again, in this case of a type called Swatow ware. These were sold mainly throughout Asia.
I love the vase, such simplicity, nice.

Here is some info on Swatow:
http://gotheborg.com/glossary/swatowware.shtml#M

 

Hey thanks a lot guys. @Any Jewelry are they the genuine ones or the replicas. By the way apart the blue one the rest should be Chinese right? and what about the top pic?

 

Yes, apart from the bright blue one they are Chinese, the vase/storage pot too. They look like the real deal.

 

Hey @Any Jewelry i checked a bit of swatow, they seems to be kind of related with ming dynasty right? Hey by the way i have few more pots which might need your expertise

 

Looks good Mariyan.
Yes, there is a Ming overlap, it started during the Ming dynasty and continued during the Qing dynasty. It is sometimes called provincial Ming, although that also includes ceramics from other areas.
Swatow and other provincial Ming ware is not rare, but you can still get nice prices for them. Not as much as the official Jingdezhen Ming porcelain of course.

 

By the way are the second set of pots i attached is of swatow style too? @Any Jewelry. What about the last pot i attached it is more mud like than the usual blue and white.

 

Provincial Ming, which is just the name, could be early Qing as well. I like it.

 

Guys more pics are coming.

 

Any Jewelry are these the same provincial ming era

 

No, they are not provincial and not Ming.
The first one does not look familiar to me, maybe you could show the other side. I think it is Japanese, and I don't know much about Japanese porcelain other than the general styles most people on this forum know. When the blue colour has blackish tones it is usually Japanese, and Japanese designs are bolder than Chinese ones.
The other one (3 pictures of the same bowl?) is Chinese and has some age, possibly pre 1900.

 

yes the 3rd picture is of the same bowl. actually it is the top view of the bowl @anyJewelry

 

The one is sometimes called an oatmeal crackle glaze.

 

really is it Chinese? you mean the last one of the pics right?

 

When you post several items in one thread, you really need to letter or number them so they can be referred to conveniently.

I mean this glaze:

https://www.antiquers.com/attachments/img-20170330-wa0057-jpg.67628/