Chester drawer identity

Can someone tell help me identity of the commodore /chester drawer pls. Maybe year, material and pricing!

I thought it's Dutch! It has 3 long drawers and 2 small ones! Quite a lot of space inside deep too!! One handle broken off.

Thank you!

 

Welcome Kimona, from just north of you.
Why did you think this chest of drawers is Dutch, did you buy it in the Netherlands?
Is there a label anywhere, on the back, or inside or underneath the drawers maybe?

This kind of furniture is perfect for storage. It doesn't look older than mid 20th century to me, but I will leave details like that to the furniture people.

 

Cool thanks

 

Hi no label i lived in The Netherlands and bought it there yep. Ok will check underneath etc thanks for tip

 

Agree with a relatively late date on this. No earlier than the 50s and maybe as late as the 80s. It is typical of what we had here in the US during that time period as unfinished hardwood furniture. People would finish to their taste and the finishes are usually a bit sub-standard. That is kind of what I see on your piece due to the lack of luster. I don't know if they had unfinished furniture in the Netherlands or not but that is kind of what it looks like to me.

Pulls are Chippendale but the chest really has no distinctive styling otherwise that I can see. It is made from some kind of light colored hardwood with a walnut stain. Here in the States, it would most likely be birch or maple. I understand that in Europe a lot of beech is used as well. Could be any of these. Not a lot of value since this is just used furniture at this point.