Help on identifying welsh dresser

Looking for info on welsh dresser. Previous owners said it was from England. It was being used as a bar back in a restaurant. It is pine and over 8 ft. long. Skeleton key locks on bottom doors but I do not have a key that works. No other pulls or places where there have been any. 8 spice drawers. Any info would be appreciated and possibly a value for it. Unfortunately, it is currently being stored so I would need time to look for certain I.D. marks. Thanks!

 

Welcome car.

In that case you won't be able to take more photos of inside and back either, which is what the furniture people live by.
Hopefully you will get some help anyway, but additional photos are always welcome.

 

I will look as soon as I make a trip to my storage unit.

 

Nice looking piece. A lot of us in here are Americans and know little about Britain-specific furniture. That said, a lot of the clues will be on the sides of the drawers or the back of the piece.

 

Assuming this is not a reproduction and based on the one photo; Looks to be late 19th to early 20th century and made of pine. Large size is not necessarily a good thing. It will limit your buyer. Have picked up large antique pine 2-piece pine cupboards for as little as $75.00 here in the US (Midwest). Generally they would fall under $500.00 here. Location and venue selling makes all the difference, Could see this doing much better in other locations at retail. A search of auction records brought me no exact comparable but most sold in the low to mid $100s. Retail prices would generally be 2-3x higher.

 

I think that's been stripped. Not sure it's from over here, the top trim looks wrong to me.