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Artists
& Crafters Near
Great Basin National Park
Great Basin
and Western American Photography
Horns-A-Plenty
Horsehair Art
SilverJack IronWorks
Snake Valley Pioneers Book
T Marasco
Nature Photography
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Hitched horsehair bracelets
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Horsehair Art
by Margaret Ann Pense
Great Basin
Heritage Artist, Margaret Ann Pense, was honored
as "One of America's Top Ten Hitchers" by the
Western Academy of Artists in 1998. She has
been a featured artist at numerous exhibitions
throughout the West, including "Women's Work ~
Gear and Photography by Western Women" at the
Western Folklife Center in Elko, Nevada;
"Trappings of Texas" at the Museum of the Big
Bend in Alpine, Texas; and "I See By Your
Outfit You Are A Cowboy" at the Sun Valley
Center for the Arts and Humanities in Ketchum,
Idaho.
http://www.outside-art.com/HorsehairArt.html
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Snake Valley Pioneers
Also available:
"The Baker
Family & Baker Stories"
by George T. Baker
This is his journal with
individual stories that went on in Baker in the
early years as well as information about the
original Baker family. |
"The Revised Edition of
Snake
Valley Pioneers" Book Patsy
(Baker) Schlabsz and Bobbi Jo (Schlabsz) Magner
continue the work of Boyd E. Quate who published
"Pioneers of Snake Valley 1865-1935" in 1992.
They've added new research and photos in this
history of our communities including Burbank,
Garrison, Baker, and more. It contains family
histories and memoirs including stories about
famous outlaws and descriptions of what life was
like for these hardy families of our not so
distant past. Patsy and Bobbi Jo are also
gathering more information for a future second
edition. For more information or to order your
copy of the book, please contact Patsy Schlabsz
at:
P.O. Box 112
Baker, Nevada 89311
pschlabsz@yahoo.com |
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Katherine Rountree with
"Crystal Peak"
Bill Rountree with "Cody
Cattle Drive"
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SilverJack
IronWorks
Bill &
Katherine Rountree
This husband and wife have teamed up
to create beautifully detailed steel silhouette
sculptures. Katherine does the artwork and Bill
is the metal worker. Their ever- expanding
product line now includes chandeliers, wall
sconces, lamps and garden and entry gates. On the whimsical side,
they also create steel sculptures including "The
Perch" (cat bird rest). You can visit
their complete on-line website at:
http://www.SilverJackIronWorks.com
1-888-716-8484
 
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Mule deer antler chandelier by
Horns-A-Plenty
Wagon wheel chandelier by
D Bar X Lighting
Antler entry gate at
Horns-A-Plenty shop
near Baker, NV
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Horns~A~Plenty Antler
Art
& D Bar X Lighting
Pat & Kristi Fillman
Since 1993, Pat Fillman of Horns-A-Plenty Antler
Art has been creating beautiful and functional
designs using naturally renewable antlers including chandeliers, lamps,
sconces, tables and other designs. The company
also began offering other lighting products in
1998 under the name D Bar X Lighting including
wagon wheel chandeliers, mica lamp shades,
lantern lights, chandelier hoists and more.
Though Pat's workshop is located near the Great
Basin National Park, this is a
mail-order company. You can find more than 100
products in the complete color catalog or
on-line at:
www.Horns-A-Plenty.com
1-800-467-6599
Horns-A-Plenty chandelier in
California log home
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