It was sold originally as "cottage style"; many examples were painted a solid color with floral motifs added in appropriate polychromy.
Stylistically it belongs on a lower rung of the Renaissance Revival ladder.
Casey

That style was part of the Victorian era....dating around 1880. It was made for those who could not afford solid walnut and mahogany. It was often pine with walnut in important spots. I have a small dresser in that style, walnut front....with pine sides which were painted to look like walnut!
Because it was cheap, it was not treasured and not a lot remains.
I love the look!
Linda c

I have a dresser in the same style with its original paint, but minus the original mirror.