Old Walnut ?

I have this two drawer piece of furniture and wondered if anyone can tell me anything about it .I noticed a thick veneer what looks like walnut on the hand made drawers shown in photo .The handles have been replaced and that's all I know about it.

 

Looks like a William and Mary style low boy. I feel pretty confident it is not period but an antique reproduction. I love it! Here is a similar looking piece:

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/t...-oak-one-drawer-table-stretcher/id-f_7268523/

 

Daniel is right on. Oak secondary wood indicates English in origin. True age will take more pictures and more expertise than I can provide.

 

Base is a bit chunky for true period. I'd like a better shot of the grain with less glare, if possible. Thick veneer tends to mean older, anyhow.

 

Thank you for the replies will get some better photos in natural light and see what exactly I have the joints are lapjoints pinned with wood dowels I thought they were older than dovetails but realise there can be copies.

 

Some photos of the drawer showing back front and siide.

 

Would anyone have a date for this piece of furniture looks to be original .

 

Can we get a look at the top head on, the back, drawer bottom from outside, and a look at the carcass underneath without the drawer in?

 

Thank you for taking the time to look at this piece its very much appreciated im more the stuff that goes on top of furniture person .

 

Thanks for the additional pics. I think we are seeing 19th century construction. Most likely from the 3rd quarter of the century based on the straight regular saw marks seen inside and the two board top.