I'd guess 1920s or 30s, definitely a bedroom set, probably not painted originally. Still got the original mirror--nice!

Definitely painted at some point and I think the knobs were probably changed as well.

I agree with @Fori as the style looks 1920's or 1930's. In the 1950's and 1960's there were cream "French Provincial" bedroom suites but the style was different.

Also after WW II vanities as part of the bedroom suite weren't in style as those are generally Pre WW II.

There would probably have been a matching bedframe and an armoire or tall chest.

I had a vintage Waterfall bedroom suite - vanity, vanity bench, dresser, bedframe (double size) and an armoire with drawers on one half. Mine had two mirrors - one for the vanity and one for the short dresser.

I have a similar vanity, dresser and night stand. It was acquired from a neighbor when I was in my teens. The neighbor was 15-20 years older than my mother. My mother was born in 1919. The neighbor said it was hers when she was a little girl.

Similar one here:

https://www.lot-art.com/auction-lots/Vintage-Jacobean-Revival-Vanity-and-Mirror/18clt157m046-vintage_jacobean_revival-15.9.18-ebth

I found some others searching for antique and vintage Jacobean dressing tables, but am not an antique expert (just enthusiast), so can’t verify an exact ID.

You’ve got the answer, so not antique or of particular value. Nice quality wood construction by today’s standards, probably walnut with veneer drawer fronts. Be careful with trying to restore due to veneer.

Thank you for all of the insight to what era these pieces are. Either way i do beleive i got lucky, i am be excited to have them in my home. they are beautiful!

Definitly 1930's...that leg shows the era....what a shame they were painted but how lucky they are in such good shape

Yes, ma’am, they are in great shape.

Enjoy them!!

A lot of these were painted because the veneers got messed up and it was a good way to keep them going. I think you can do better on the knobs. :)