Featured chest on chest

I recently purchased this and am curious as to how old it is.
The pink sticker was on the inside of the top chest. It is an antique store now located in Edinburgh, England.

 

Edinburgh is in Scotland, but this requires a better response than that. The furniture types will be along eventually.

 

I don't know European-built furniture at all, but the back looks funny. The wood on the lower back looks replaced at the least.

 

I can't tell from the pictures if properly Georgian or a Victorian copy, but looks bicentennial anyway. Could use a good cleaning and waxing.

 

Is it enormously tall or is that a very small door?
I’m having an Alice in Wonderland moment trying to work out the scale

 

I am obviously a geographically challenged American. It’s about 60” tall.

 

The wood on the back is super dry.

 

This piece now lives over the pond in the state of Pennsylvania.

 

Are those Queen Anne Legs?

Also: is it one piece, or does the top separate from the bottom?

 

"...trying to work out the scale"

Yup...weird perspective. A bit of vertigo?

 

Quick look....thinking Queen Anne Highboy, two pieces.....they frequently become separated, but yours looks like it goes together....looking at the back indicates some age..........BTW, some Highboys can run 70-72" !!!! @James Conrad please????

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The grain pattern matches too and bottom. It’s not the not the best picture

any idea what the value might be?

 

$115

 

Looks fine for late eighteenth into early 19th to my eye. An Edwardian copy would have used an early sheet ply back not those planks. And I'd agree the bottom has had a later new back.

Someone overdid the French Polish. The Bruton sticker is pre 1995. That's when phone numbers had a 1 inserted to STD codes.

 

Good point on the lock and fittings.

 

Maybe one of the Moderators can help you.

 

Thanks for all your input. I overpaid at $319.
Now I just know how to clean it and make it look pretty

 

You didn't overpay, you got a bargain.
Google Georgian chest on stand, and take into consideration that yours doesn't have the original fittings and lock, and you'll see that you certainly didn't overpay.