Various Antique Furniture

I got some great feedback here a few years ago about some old Danish chairs we have (theyr'e the last pic here). So, I was hoping for some insight on some of our other furniture.
My parents met in Paris in the fifties, mom is from Denmark, dad from the US. So some of this furniture is from Denmark, some from Europe, some the US. I'm not sure of details on most of that other than these are mostly from the fifties and sixties.
Any thoughts on the potential value of any of these, or how to find out, is appreciated.

 

bdp, could you post them separately, and full size please?

 

they all have potential value.......

 

I'd suggest to focus your energy on these three items ...
The Danish chairs look be the best things here.

 

The small white clock is interesting. It has a Roman numbered outer ring and an Arabic numbered inner ring to continue in 24 hour time.

 

wow.......... could it be..?

https://www.pamono.ca/seal-easy-chair-in-leather-and-teak-by-ib-kofod-larsen-for-ope-sweden-1960s

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Vintage Design



A rare and beautiful 'Seal' easy chair designed by Ib Koford-Larsen for OPE. 1960s.

Midcentury Scandinavian design at its best. The 'seal' chair has an elegant organic shaped teak frame which cradles a leather upholstered seat and loose cushion.



..........CA$13,948 ...........

 

That may be a dream price, but it bring far more that the dining room set.

As originally note, please make individual posts for each. It is more helpful for everyone now and in the future.

 

and here I thought this was the dream price......

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/s...eal-lounge-chair-black-leather/id-f_46848962/

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Ib Kofod-Larsen 'Seal' Lounge Chair in Black Leather
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$15,400


in 2015 one sold for 2,937.72 Canadian ...in Sweden

 

First piece and clocks appear Germanic in origin, though the first piece could also be French or Belgian. I doubt the white clock was originally painted. Lots of similar pieces to be found on the internet for the two Chinese pieces. The china cabinet and credenza looking piece are just late 20th century used furniture. Agree that the MCM chairs are the best of the bunch.

 

Surprised that the one Chinese cabinet could be Broyhill. If so, I think it diminishes the value over a legitimate Chinese example. Possibly not for some people, but that would be my viewpoint. Most people would probably just be buying the look anyway, so it might not matter.

LOL!.... I just may have talked myself out of my own opinion