Need help with identifying and valuing dresser from 1930's

Recently purchaced 1930's CSWL Furniture Ltd. Child's dresser but no idea what value to assign it. Would love to see other pics of this dresser or know more about it. Tried to post pic from phone said to big anyone know how to redice size to post?

 

Not to worry, Myhasle. Someone will be along shortly with instructions.

Debora

 

Myhasle
Email your photo to yourself selecting size Medium. This will do the trick. Here are two threads about how to resize pictures based on your phone type, if you need more help. When you post your pictures, please make sure you click on Insert as "Full Image" at the top of your pictures.

Resizing Photos On I-Phone | Antiques Board (antiquers.com)

Using an Android Phone For Pics on Antiquers | Antiques Board

 

Thank-you. I will try that. This is the item I was inquiring about. https://www.antiquers.com/media/clws-furnature-ltd-1930s.7840/full
Can anyone help me identify this piece please and put a value on it possibly?
I know it's form CLSW Cabinet Factory (Brumingham UK?) it has a tag on it possibly 1930's. The # is not not on it though. Is it a Bombay dresser?

 

From Myhasle's media page:

 

Looks like there may be issues with some of the veneer?

 

Yes there were those obvious pieces that were chipped when I got it. Matching fill and stain can be a pain. You have any suggestions? Any information to share on this item for me is appreciated.

 

Not what I think of when I read the word Bombay.

 

Best and fastest way to reduce pic size is to simply screenshot it and upload the screenshot. Dave.

 

Thank you so much.

 

I know. Perhaps child's dresser? I'm intrigued by it.

 

No, isn't Bombay
"A bombe chest is a set of drawers that bulges outward in the front and on the sides. The style, whose name comes from French word bombé, meaning “curved,” originated in 17th-century France."

 

TY for the correction James Conrad, always thought Bombay & Bombe were interchangeable when speaking of chests. Never too old to learn from my mistakes.

 

Oh....thank-you.

 

I'd say that's probably correct, it's been "Americanized" to a large extent for these particular curved French chest forms. I'd say either spelling works, most everyone here knows what is meant by "Bombay" chest.

 

I had no idea you could do this!! Thanks!

 

I can't help,but it's adorable!

 

Wow, for a moment I thought that James had come back!