1930's.....very very typical of that era....with the lovely veneering on the drawer fronts and the tear drop pulls and the corner rosettes....very much 1930 bedroom set.
Linda C

Thank you so much for the info lindac. My son just had to have it when he saw it and has been wondering about the age. It's in beautiful condition; it must have been well loved. Any opinion on whether it might be late or early 30's?

The little chair was not part of the set but he had to have it. He also bought a nice sleigh bed along with these pieces. He's of the opinion there's not much to match the quality of the older furniture. Too much particle board etc.; he calls it all cardboard.

I agree with your son....old is good!
I would say early thirties, because of the depression, not a lot of nice stuff was being made.
Linda C

I think he got the love & respect of the old things from me, LOL. I'm thinking of letting him have my grandmother's quilt to put at the end of the bed. I know she made it prior to 1939 but I don't know exactly when.

I hadn't thought of the depression so it makes sense to me now that I think about it. ;-)

If I post a photo of the sleigh bed, could you give me your opinion on that too? You'd have to ignore the unmade bed with the clean laundry though. Kids!

Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.

That is sooooooooooooo 1930s! The intricate veneers, curvy lines and overall poshness of it.

It could also be late 1920s (the bulbous legs, bullseye ornaments are more common in the mid to late 20s, but it's definitely pre WWII.