This dresser from UK

We bought while stationed at lakenheath 1985 .
At auction in East Anglia, think it was oak or wal nut or mahogany and I was told then it was at least 125+ years old in 1985.
But that being almost 40 yrs ago and brain diminishing over time + 8 moves later....can you help? It has 2 wooden bars that mount to the back and supports 2 half mirrors and one larger mirror in the center. Without putting it together I do have 1 of the half mirrors and reverse wooden of full mirror in photo.

 

Christine, at a glance, one can see that it's nowhere near 125+ years old (in 1985), which would make it mid-Victorian. With those strong linear handles and curved mirror, it appears to be Art Deco era. Others will have more to add as to wood, etc.

Debora

 

@verybrad, @blooey, ???

 

Agree with Debora, but maybe 1940's early 50's even. Really don't know, just guessing.

 

Looks like oak to my inexpert eye

 

It's post WW2 and oak. If you can find a mark which says CC41 that will pin it as Utility.

 

Agree with davey on this. My first thought was utilty.

 

Great info but I was not able to find any markings , will inspect again thank you

 

could it be tiger oak as the wood grain seems to look like that?

 

Nope, it's just typical British oak.