Can anyone name these chest of drawers

If anyone can help it will be much appreciated.

 

It would help the furniture people to see close ups of inner drawers, joints, dovetails, keys, locks to date the piece. Also do you have any more information about it? It’s very nice btw.

 

What do you mean by name? Do you mean style? It looks like a Georgian style serpentine chest of drawers with pull out slide over a conforming case raised on bracket feet. What doe the drawer construction look like?

 

Just anything about it really, I’m a amateur when it comes to antiques, was just interested to find out anything about these and the worth of them

 

What do you mean by construction of the drawers, sorry for the amateurness

 

I’m out at the moment, will take some more photos later on

 

How the different pieces of wood are attached to each other; how it is all put together.

 

Have you looked inside the drawers to see if there is manufacturer stamp or label? Might also be on the backside of the piece. Drawer construction will help us date the piece like in the photo below

 

Got a feeling it could be a repo

 

Not dates as such of what I can see

 

Modern reproduction, inset lock, machined joints. Henredon, Baker, etc made similar pieces.

 

Ok, how much something like this be ?

 

100 to 150...in the right area...
50 to 100 ...in the wrong area........

 

Thank you for the advice

 

Yep, correct on all counts

 

You can list on Chairish. I do quite well there. Lots of decorators and designers buying for clients. Traditional furniture is not a strong market but there are still people buying.

 

Ok, donation it may have to be

 

Dang! Donation! Wish I lived closer