[Reece]

That style of radio with legs was popular around 1928-32, not made after. The twisted-pair power cord went out of use shortly thereafter and the two wires were parallel and enclosed in a cloth outer covering. By 1937 they were almost all using rubber power cords similar to those used today. Globe-shaped tubes were on their way out in 1932 to be replaced by the ST shouldered tubes so that radio is from the late twenties or early thirties, probably early thirties, considering the tubes (which could have all been replaced but not likely all.)