Is it possible to open an old dresser without any drawers? If yes, what is the method to do so?

 Certainly! 

Opening an old dresser without drawers can vary depending on the dresser's construction. Typically, dressers with missing drawers may have slides or tracks where the drawers used to be. To access the empty space within the dresser, start by examining the dresser's exterior. Look for any visible screws, nails, or fasteners on the sides, bottom, or back panel.

Once you've identified these fasteners, use the appropriate tools, such as a screwdriver or hammer, to remove them. Carefully unscrew any visible screws or pry out nails that secure the drawer slides or tracks. Be cautious while removing these fasteners to avoid damaging the dresser or injuring yourself.

After removing the fasteners, gently pull or slide out the drawer tracks or slides from the dresser. Sometimes, they might be a bit stuck due to age or debris, so a gentle wiggle or slight force might be necessary. Once the tracks are detached, you should be able to access the open space where the drawers used to be.

Remember, dresser designs can vary, so if you're uncertain or encounter difficulties, it might be helpful to seek guidance from someone experienced with furniture or carpentry. With careful handling and the right approach, you should be able to access the interior of the dresser that's missing its drawers.