I agree with Jaybird....the covered box in particular. A Dresser Set consists of certain things... not all sets contain the same items but finding a pair of vases would be unusual and a pair of candle sticks is unusual, but I do have a pair of candlesticks and a matching dresser tray....but that's unusual. Better pictures would tall if the pieces are the same pattern or just similar. As to worth? Impossible to say without knowing if certain pieces match and what the markings are on the silver and without a closer look at that cute little tall thing with the silver top... As a young teen I wanted a milk glass dresser tray. My mother couldn't find one for a reasonable price ( or at least what she considered reasonable)at the Antiques shop she frequented. So I got a lovely handpainted china tray. When I got married and started to attend sales, I started buying milk glass thingies...covered trinket boxes, pin trays, powder boxes and milk glass chamber stick. I have visions of gang of milk glass chambersticks on my dresser....but have only ever found another...and2 does not make a gang! So while your pieces may not be a "dresser set" they look good together on your dresser. Linda C

No older than 1910s and no younger than mid 1940s. Best guess is mid to late 1920s. The curved grooves, 2-tone wood, and general look of the piece are close to dated pieces I have seen. The out of proportion bulges on the legs is more characteristic of furniture from the 1920s ... some of them have legs that look like melons in a broomstick. "worth"? If they are sturdy, you have a 4-drawer and a 3-drawer dresser ... price them at what a cheap furniture store asks for their particleboard stuff of equal storage capacity, and in your ad, mention that for the same amount of money they can get new from BigCheap store name. These are popular for girls' rooms when painted and antiqued.

Is there such a thing as 4.5 nail hole dimensions for drawer pulls? All seem to be 3" or 5". Looking to modernize the traditional look to something more interesting.

Regardless of what you have (or don’t have), bed side tables don’t need to “match.”