Chinese Vases?

And this duck small vase was thrown in as we ll.

 

More requests. Could you show the bottles with the spoons showing out as well? The spoons and stoppers help with the date. Forget about showing the size, detail is more important.

#1 looks good. Inside painted and carved overlay Peking glass, and some age. How much age depends on the spoon and stopper. It could have good detail, but I can't really tell from the pic. And what does the back look like, landscape, flower, poem?

#2 is a nice cloisonné enamel bottle. Again, spoon and stopper, and details of the surface of the enamel please.

#3 looks like celadon jade with some russet spots, but we need details. I have no idea what the carved decoration looks like.

Some detailed pics of bottles #4 and #5 please, so we can see the material. And we need to see the bottoms. And spoons....
You say #5 is broken, how is it broken? I can see the lid is loose, is there still a stopper in the bottle? You can probably get that out with a pin, and glue the lid back on.

The duck vase looks like a snuff bottle minus stopper. It happens.

 

Yes, Chinese red lacquer quite common and mass produced in China these days. If old, they can be valuable, yes.

 

They have been in or house since at the least 1965-ish, so at least that old.