Miscellanious
Dresser Saver (3190)
This beautiful piece was achieved by recycling two of natures cast aways; being the antler from a central Texas white tail deer and the shell of a fresh water mussel from Lake Ray Hubbard near Rockwall, Texas. Aside from it being a piece of art, it has a practical function as a place to empty your pockest at your dresser and conveniently pour it into your hand later.
SOLD
Dresser Saver (3191)
This beautiful piece was achieved by recycling two of natures cast aways; being the antler from a central Texas white tail deer and the shell of a fresh water mussel from Lake Ray Hubbard near Rockwall, Texas. Aside from it being a piece of art, it has a practical function as a place to empty your pockest at your dresser and conveniently pour it into your hand later.
$95.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD
SOLD
Dresser Saver (3181)
This beautiful piece was achieved by recycling two of natures cast aways; being the antler from a central Texas white tail deer and the shell of a fresh water mussel from Lake Ray Hubbard near Rockwall, Texas. Aside from it being a piece of art, it has a practical function as a place to empty your pockest at your dresser and conveniently pour it into your hand later.
$95.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD
Dresser Saver (3183)
This beautiful piece was achieved by recycling two of natures cast aways; being the antler from a central Texas white tail deer and the shell of a fresh water mussel from Lake Ray Hubbard near Rockwall, Texas. Aside from it being a piece of art, it has a practical function as a place to empty your pockest at your dresser and conveniently pour it into your hand later.
$95.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD
Candle Holder
This artful candle holder has hand forged drip disc with a short spike in the center to support the candle. The antler is from a Texas white tail deer.
$55.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD
Arizona Sunset
This painting is done in oil paint on a fresh water mussel shell.
$75.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD
Carved Stone Oak Tree
This particular stone came from Lake Quachita, near Hot Springs Arkansas. It was retrieved from approximately 60 feet deep on a Scuba Dive some years back. The beauty of the sprawling Live Oaks has forever been an inspiration to me.
$95.00 + S&H + Tax if applicable USD