I like the mirror in that space. Hang it high enough to be functional but low enough to be aesthetically pleasing. It looks good at the level in the photo. More on reddit.com

Separating them reduces the value of both. The mirror is practically worthless without the dresser. Just don’t do it. Save it for the time when you can reunite them for resale. More on reddit.com

Yeah, you’re right, it’s probably circa 1890-early 1900s, it’s got Eastlake influences, but, it doesn’t look like the mass produced catalog pieces that you find at the time, something in all the proportions and the finishes are on the crude side, I don’t mean that negatively, it’s just not polished comparatively, especially in the way the drawers aren’t dovetailed this tells me this was either a homemade piece essentially or by some very small outfit producing furniture for a very small market, most probably in a dusty old west town someplace replicating what they see offered in the catalogs produced back East (maybe romanticizing a bit too much but idk) those drawer pulls are definitely some modernist 70s/80s era replacements, feel free to change them out to whatever you would like more. More on reddit.com

Ugh, why can’t I ever find vintage furniture in good condition at a great price like this? This is gorgeous! More on reddit.com