#ShopSmall and support small businesses on November 26th!

Small Business Saturday is Saturday November 26th. Weisshouse has relied on the support of our community for over 50 years, and this year we're giving back by taking 15% off all vintage. We're fully stocked with incredible one-of-a-kind items from High Point Market, so check a few names off your holiday shopping list while supporting small businesses.

Preview a few of our favorite finds from our recent buying trip below.

Ground your living room in rust belt charm with this salvaged factory trolly. Beautifully aged oak slats create an expansive surface atop a solid iron base.

An incredible statement piece! This antique clock face was salvaged from the clock tower of a late 19th century church. Solid cast iron with well worn paint finish reveals the aged patina.

Imbue your dining room with European elegance. This set of deep hued, cafe chairs offer both comfort and classic French style. A slatted back provides ample support, and bentwood details throughout the construction. Circa 1920.

Shop Small and Support Your Neighborhood This Saturday, November 29th!

This Saturday, November 29th is Small Business Saturday, so get out there and support all of your hard-working friends and neighbors! Need more incentive to shop small this Saturday? Check out this article, "Why You Need to Support Small Businesses" courtesy of Forbes.com. We've extracted our Top 5 Reasons to shop small this Saturday below:

1. You should expect that a smaller business will deliver stronger customer service.
2. Smaller companies are more flexible in their customer support – with a willingness to bend rules if necessary (such as alter a return policy) or deliver VIP treatment when least expected (such as home delivery for a customer during a rain storm).
3. When you walk into a local business, you are often surprised by the inventory options.
4. Beyond actual dollars being kept within your local community – which is significantly higher when dollars are spent at a local business v. corporate one – small business owners are also more likely to “do good” for your community, as well.
5. Small businesses do not always stay small – such as Ben & Jerry’s or Ralph Lauren. Both began as just dreams filled with a tremendous amount of hard work, long days and tired nights.

We hope to see you this Saturday!