pretty little thing!

Unless there was a maker's sticker on it,you'll never know who made it.

And the era, I'm not very good at English furniture, but it looks like the "cottage deco" of the 1920s and early 1930s ... blends of several styles in attractive smaller furniture. It used to show up in the states in those huge container shipments.

Yours has the barley-twist legs and underpinnings of Jacobean Revival but not as bulky as the full-on style, with the squared-off drawer moldings of Art Deco.

thanks very much, I had no idea on it & it gives me a starter for searching now.

I found one ( sold) like it. 1930.

Link should take you to the info. If not, it sold for 264 pounds.

Here is a link that might be useful: Chest

Just an FYI... 264 British Pound Sterling equals $405.35 US Dollars at latest exchange.

Thanks for the link, although that looks like a lot nicer quality wood.

I'd put it a little earlier -- 1910-1920. The clipped corners were used on some earlier styles. The mirrored twists on the legs are very nice -- all too often, makes made legs that twisted in the same direction, rather than bothering to oppose them.