Help needed, unusual apothecary chest

Hi All,
I wonder if anyone could assist me, i have a piece of furniture that i am looking to sell, however i'm unsure where to start in deciding my asking price as its a little unusual. I understand it was handmade in Fiji, its an apothecary style chest of drawers. i have attached some pictures. Can anyone point my in the right direction of finding out more details about a piece such as this?

 

A Southeast Asia origination would seem right to me so Fiji could be a possibility. Don't see much furniture from Fiji so no comparables. Does not seem to have much age. What is the size? where would you be selling?

 

This looks like a Pacific style to me, so Fiji could be right. I saw similar furniture in Fiji in the 70s, but they are probably still making this style.
I believe there is similar furniture on Hawaii, which is probably easier to research.

 

Not A Clue! on value of this chest but, antique american apothecary chests sell well & for pretty good numbers.

 

Women go for these chests in a big way, i guess for jewelry/do-dads boxes or as countertop spice boxes
American, 19th century sold for $1600

Grand Daddy of all Apothecary chests, Delft 1730, Priceless
Notice all the delft jugs still filled with potions

 

Hi Katie,
Not sure where you are, but I think you have a very recently manufactured item. Fiji does produce furniture, using lots of mango wood which has that lovely soft yellow colour of yours, but it is mostly outdoor settings and occasional furniture.
Could you see if a CD case fits neatly inside a drawer? I just think the word “apothecary” overstates it’s real use. I see some wooden items like this in nice furniture stores catering for young homemakers and apartment renters.
As solid as it appears, in Australia this item would have little value second hand or even at auction.