I collect stories as much as antiques.

By day I work in industrial operations. Brass & Bone started as my creative outlet: a booth full of vintage finds, hand-painted oddities, and objects with a little history on them. These days you'll find it at Booth #182 inside Standpipe Antiques in Belton. Look for the plant with teeth.

The cards came along the same way. I love symbolism, good conversation, and the moment someone says "okay, that's a little too accurate." My readings aren't about predicting your future. We walk through the cards together and talk about what they say about where you are right now. Think less crystal ball, more really good conversation with a deck of cards on the table.

This Halloween I spent my birthday reading for a party of about 30 people. They asked me to stay longer, and the host called me the hit of the party. That night turned into this: an experiences company for people who want their gatherings to have a better story.

Brass & Bone is for the curious. Believers, skeptics, church folks, first-timers, the friend who "doesn't do this kind of thing" and then asks the most questions. There's a chair for all of you.

Come for a reading. Stay for the experience. Come back because you loved it.

The reading table at Lisa Autenrieth's Halloween party, 2026.

Booth #182 at Standpipe Antiques, Belton.