More...Novice collector turned full time urban farmer-need help identifying

Hello, last year I started collecting things I thought were interesting. I had hope to research everything because I love history but I started an urban Farm growing microgreens and it just took off. I have no time to look into the boxes of items I have. I’m hoping someone might let me know if they see anything that could be a value to narrow it down. Extra cash would help expand the farm thanks for looking! If there is a better way to post many pics please let me know

 

Your green glass pitcher looks like those produced at Jamestown Glasshouse. This has an example of those produced there but there is quite a bit of variation.
https://shop.americasnationalparks.org/product/41818/Green-Heart-Pitcher/

 

The pretty little sugar bowl looks to be Noritake (Morimura Bros.) from Japan, ca.1914-1921.

These 2 statements would seem to narrow down the date:

The "M in a wreath" mark was used between c 1914 until 1940.
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Until 1921 Noritake predominately marked export wares "Nippon," one word used to describe the country of Japan.


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

 

Does the cork belong in this one? Looks odd.

 

The last one, the pedestal vase, has the look of a modern Asian piece. It's the forced crazing that suggests that. Is there a mark on the bottom?

 

It also has the looks of a lamp base. Is there a hole in the bottom?

 

I don't recall any with such a thing when visiting the glasshouse though it's been quite a few years since I was there.

To my eye it looks like an unconnected piece. At least in the photo it appears to be a different material though a cork would be a handy thing to have.

 

I think random inclusion too.

 

nice sugar bowl..............stick to farming and just enjoy your collection....