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Who are Synchrony Financial and Vaughan Bassett Furniture Company?

STAMFORD, Conn. & GALAX, Va.– (BUSINESS WIRE)–Synchrony Financial (NYSE:SYF), a premier consumer financial services company with 80 years of retail heritage, and Vaughan Bassett Furniture Company, a leading American manufacturer of sustainable home furnishings, today announced a multi-year extension of its consumer financing program agreement.

Where do the Bassett brothers make their furniture?

Bassett, Sr., and his brother, C.C. Bassett, also founded what today is well known as Bassett Furniture Industries. Employing about 700 people in factories based in Galax, Virginia, and Elkin, North Carolina, we are extremely proud of the fact that 100 percent of our furniture is crafted here in the United States by American employees.

Where can I get financing for Vaughan Bassett Furniture?

Special financing will be available1 at select Vaughan-Bassett merchants nationwide for purchases made from a full line of youth and adult bedroom furniture. STAMFORD, Conn. & GALAX, Va.

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Are there any environmental issues with Bassett Furniture?

Waste not want not With all pieces handmade, we have little to no waste, for a lesser environmental impact. Your Space, Our Guides Design Consultants here to help your dream come to life – in store or at home. Handcrafted We craft our pieces by hand, in the US with love, because we love what we do, and give that love to you.

When did the Bassett Furniture Company start making furniture?

Bassett and his brothers laid out a plan, and in 1902 the Bassett Furniture Company was born. At first, the company had about 50 men, from farms and the surrounding hills, and focused on styles made of oak with simple profiles and carved overlays.