Vintage Wooden Dresser with Attached Mirror

This appears to be a vintage dresser with an attached mirror, likely constructed from a hardwood such as oak or maple, given its light to medium brown tone. The dresser features a rectangular top with an applied decorative element at the back from which the mirror frame extends. The mirror itself is rectangular with a gently curved, possibly scroll-cut or shaped, top frame piece. The dresser has a total of six drawers, arranged in two columns of three, indicating a double dresser configuration. The drawer fronts are flat panel, and each is adorned with an ornate, possibly brass or brass-plated, pull handle featuring a bail pull suspended from a decorative escutcheon plate. These handles suggest a traditional or Colonial Revival design influence. The dresser stands on a shaped plinth base with a gently scalloped or curved apron along the bottom front. Visible condition issues include a significant layer of dust and dirt covering the entire piece, particularly evident on the top surface of the dresser and its lower sections, suggesting long-term storage or neglect. There are also what appear to be water rings or finish damage on the top surface, along with general wear and scuffs consistent with age and use. The mirror glass itself appears clear, but its full condition is not ascertainable due to reflections. No distinct maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image; however, the overall construction and hardware type suggest an age range from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s to 1970s. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially manufactured rather than bespoke, but with solid construction typical of furniture from that period. The decorative elements, such as the shaped mirror top and ornate hardware, add to its traditional aesthetic.