I have an Ethan Allen sofa, bookcases and coffee table bought maybe 3 years ago. Happy with all. Inside of the coffee table drawers says "Made in USA." I believe some parts of the sofa were made in USA and some were not. I could check the label if you really want to know. I also bought some American-made furniture recently from Stickley (made in NY) and Lee Industries (made in North Carolina). The Room and Board catalog tells you where their sofas are made in the US.

We recently spent almost $30K in Ethan Allen, Pasadena on a dining set and two sofas for our new condo. To make a long story short, the dining tabletop had significant flaws, blemishes, chipped corners and holes filled with putty. Don’t fool yourself with in-store samples. Once they have your money, you are stuck with what you get and no one takes responsibility for what has been delivered to your home. The accent pillows that came with the sofas did not match our selected material and did not include the surrounding fringes. Tiffany, the sales lady evidently had not placed the correct order according to our selected material. Despite sending pictures of our selected material to Greg the manager as well as Tiffany, both of them still refuse to take any responsibility and accept their mistake. After spending some $30 K in this store, they refuse to even replace $200 worth of pillows due to their own mistake. When you are in Ethan Allen, you think you’re dealing with a reputable company until the furniture is delivered. If you’re in the market for anything with after-purchase services and warranty, you’ll be better off avoiding Ethan Allen. Their sales tactics are just like entering car dealerships. Never again will I or anyone in my extended family shop at Ethan Allen. Don’t give them any of your hard-earned money. Horrible service, no accountability and their prices are very expensive. They deserve numerous negative stars, if any star at all.

It would be helpful if you could post photos of the items. Ethan Allen has had so many lines over the years. We bought a lot of EA stuff about 20 years ago when they were adding a lot of contemporary lines but still offering their "Georgian Court" (cherry) and "18th Century Mahogany" lines, and I still have the old catalogues. Try googling those names and then looking at the results under "images" to help narrow your search. Here is a link that might be useful: Ethan Allen Georgian Court Triple Dresser & Mirror on ebay

I've bought quite a bit of EA New Impressions in the last 3 to 6 years and it says made in America. I've bought a few sofas and chairs over the years too and have been happy with them. The fabric and cushion inserts you choose can definitely make a difference in how it feels. Some of their furniture lines don't look as good to me as some of their other lines. I've looked at a lot of furniture out there and it is dominated by poorly made furniture. Ethan Allen seems better in that regard. I've also had Thomasville and find it about the same as EA. Our first bedroom set was EA and I still like it (40 years old). After 40 years, we are going to a king bed and I've found an excellent made in America furniture line called Copeland. It is more expensive than the EA (not too much), but the craftsmanship and the beauty of the wood really shows and I liked the styles.