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Petersons Antiques is a full-line antique store specializing in quality American antique furniture and clocks. We have something for everyone, and we offer custom refinishing.
Oak, walnut, mahogany and Victorian pieces: buffets, sideboards, china cabinets, secretaries, round oak tables and more.
Browse furniture →Mantel and shelf clocks, wall clocks and novelty pendulettes, cleaned and checked by people who love them.
Browse clocks →Glassware, china, pottery, lamps, toys and banks, advertising, kitchen items and collectibles.
Browse collectibles →
Quarter-sawn, turn of the century, with carved heads, paw feet and four original 10.5" leaves.
One of the best bases you will find: detailed carved heads, paw feet and a shaped round pedestal, with a turned center leg to support the leaves. Professionally refinished, excellent condition. 30.25" tall.
Circa 1870, with a carved lady's head on the crown and burl walnut trim.
A rare find at 90" tall and 70" wide. Three doors above, three drawers in the step back base, four shelves in each section. Decoration appears all original.
A rare 5-cent drug store dispenser from old Kansas City.
Bright color, 9" diameter and 10.5" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs; the pump is not included.
10.25" metallic iridescent bowl, 2.5" deep.
Excellent colors and very good condition. A very exceptional bowl.
Petersons has been repairing, restoring and refinishing furniture for over 35 years. Three full-time craftsmen do the restoration work for our store and custom refinishing for customers.
Lloyd & Wilma Peterson have owned and operated Petersons Antiques in downtown Overland Park for over 35 years. Honesty and customer service have been a top priority the whole time.
7829 Marty Street
Overland Park, KS 66204
913-341-5065
pantiques2000@yahoo.com
Please call ahead for current store hours.
A selection from our 7,600 square feet of furniture, clocks, glassware, china, advertising, lamps, toys and collectibles. Inventory moves, so please call or email to check that a piece is still available.
Quarter-sawn, turn of the century, with carved heads, paw feet and four original 10.5" leaves.
One of the best bases you will find: detailed carved heads, paw feet and a shaped round pedestal, with a turned center leg to support the leaves. Professionally refinished, excellent condition. 30.25" tall.
Quarter-sawn oak with four fancy twisted columns and two 14.5" leaves.
The table skirt is nicely decorated. Professionally refinished and in excellent condition. 60" diameter, 29.5" tall.
Quarter-sawn oak crowned with a winged angel head, standing on four paw claw feet.
The center section is set back slightly for even more style, with rounded edges throughout. Professionally refinished, excellent condition. 70" tall, 64" wide, 16" deep.
Claw feet, shaped legs, beveled mirror and brass pulls.
Four drawers and two doors. Professionally refinished, excellent condition. 64" tall, 48" wide.
Curved glass display on the left, drop-lid desk and beveled mirror on the right.
Turn of the century, with three drawers below the desk and a carved crown and shelf on top. Professionally refinished. 73.5" tall, 38.25" wide, 13.5" deep.
Carved heads, carved paw feet and very good original finish.
The cubby area has two fluted columns and two shaped drawers; brass hardware appears original. Drop lid fits well on its original hinges. 43" tall, 33" wide.
Made by Wolverine Mfg. Co. of Detroit, maker's label in the drawer.
Turn of the century with a useful center drawer and shaped edges, refinished in a medium oak. 42" long, 26.25" deep, 29.25" tall.
A museum-quality wardrobe with full 3-way dressing mirror, crowned by a full-body carved angel.
Masterfully designed and carved, with original finish in excellent condition. 113" tall, 96" wide, 32" deep. Estimated value $185,000 to $240,000.
Circa 1870, with a carved lady's head on the crown and burl walnut trim.
A rare find at 90" tall and 70" wide. Three doors above, three drawers in the step back base, four shelves in each section. Decoration appears all original.
Attributed to John Jelliff of Newark, NJ, circa 1870, with original finish.
Highly carved back with busts, crests, ribbons and tassels on four turned legs. Frame in good original condition with minor repairs; needs reupholstering. 41.5" tall, 82" wide, 28" deep.
Shaped white marble top, original brass hardware and original finish.
For many years it stood in an elegant grand piano music room. One door and one drawer. 31.5" tall, 28" wide, 25.5" deep.
Walnut base with many Victorian features and good original finish.
Top measures 30.25" x 22.25"; the table is 30" tall.
Lattice work over the glass doors and a heavily decorated drop lid.
Three carved drawers and fancy feet. One of the best we have seen, in an ideal size: 78" tall, 32" wide, 17" deep.
A carved lady's head, two lift-top boxes and two candle stands.
Professionally restored and refinished. The flat mirror swings in its frame. 61" tall, 43" wide.
Crotch-grained mahogany fronts with the original fancy ringed brass pulls.
Four drawers and two doors on six Hepplewhite legs. Professionally refinished. 78" long, 46.5" tall, 26" deep.
Delicate floral inlay, raised sides and a shaped rounded front.
Two drawers with fancy pulls; shaped front and back legs. Appears to have its original finish. 33.5" tall, 17.5" wide, 15.5" deep.
Carved claw and ball feet, professionally refinished.
Would make a perfect desk chair or bedroom chair. 37" tall, 18.75" wide.
Time and strike, white porcelain dial and front escapement.
Cleaned and oiled; runs and strikes properly. A very nice, rare Ansonia. All clocks are sold as is.
Carved pressed-wood case with very good detail, 7.5" tall.
Made by Lux Clock Mfg. Co., Waterbury, Conn. Shows some age and an old repair; runs but not tested for timekeeping. Winding key included. Sold as is.
Red metal tie for a pendulum, 9.25" tall.
From a fine clock collection; runs and stops, not tested for timekeeping. Winding key included. Sold as is.
The Scotty's head moves as the clock runs. 5.75" tall.
From a fine clock collection; runs, not tested for timekeeping. Winding key included. Sold as is.
10.25" metallic iridescent bowl, 2.5" deep.
Excellent colors and very good condition. A very exceptional bowl.
Peach-pink and custard satin glass with silver handle and lid.
Silver marking under the lid. 5.5" diameter, 8.75" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs.
Uniquely shaped and handled, with roses and gold trim.
Good Royal Bayreuth mark on the bottom. 7.5" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs.
Dark brown with two flowers, unusually narrow.
Good markings on the bottom. 4.75" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs.
12.25", hand painted and signed "Jean".
One of a matching pair (see the duck plate). Bell mark on the back. No chips, cracks or repairs.
12.25", hand painted and signed "Jean".
One of a matching pair with the pheasant plate. Bell mark on the back. No chips, cracks or repairs.
J & C Meakin, England, with its original top.
8" long, 5" tall. A small discolored spot on the bottom.
"Lonsdale" pattern, bright colors and fine decoration.
7.75" tall, 10" wide. No chips, cracks or repairs.
Appears to be Steuben gold iridescence; 2.25" fitting.
5" diameter, 4" tall. One small chip on the bottom edge.
A rare 5-cent drug store dispenser from old Kansas City.
Bright color, 9" diameter and 10.5" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs; the pump is not included.
Original finish in nice condition.
5.5" long, 3.5" tall. Ships by insured Priority Mail.
Buffalo, N.Y., probably around the 1850s, with suspension springs.
Appears to have its original finish; a few small pieces are missing. 55" long, 25" wide, 42" tall.
Heavy glass drawer fronts and bun feet, professionally refinished.
Great as a jewelry case. 19.5" tall, 24.5" wide, 13" deep.
10-bell, formerly coin operated, with nine 21.25" disks.
Case marked "Ph. Leoni, Automatic." Plays partially and needs restoration; the bells do not function. 42.5" tall, 30" wide.
Excellent detail, 11" tall.
5.75" wide. Can ship in the U.S. by insured Priority Mail.
Original bottom twist door, not broken or repaired.
6.25" diameter, 4.5" tall.
The store holds far more than we can photograph, and we will have many more things for sale. Call 913-341-5065 or email pantiques2000@yahoo.com and tell us what you are after.
Lloyd & Wilma Peterson founded Petersons Antiques with one goal: to be the best American antique furniture store in the Kansas City area.
Lloyd & Wilma have owned and operated Petersons Antiques for over 35 years, buying and selling antiques, furniture, clocks and collectibles. They are assisted by two generations of their family and four knowledgeable, skilled employees.
Today Petersons is a full-line store, and the largest antique store in the Kansas City area. All 7,600 square feet are filled with furniture, clocks, lamps, glassware, china, advertising items, toys, pottery, collectibles and miscellaneous antiques. We also offer top-quality professional furniture repair and refinishing.
Customers from all over the country are proud to say they have antiques from Petersons.
We take extra care to make sure our pictures are good and our descriptions are accurate. We want you to know exactly what you are buying, and every question will be carefully answered.
Over the past few years we have sold more than 800 items on eBay, Ruby Lane and GoAntiques, and our eBay feedback is 100 percent positive. Find us on eBay as clocksnmore and pantiques4000.
From left: Connor, Wilma, Kailey, Lloyd and Julie.
Our refinishing supervisor has more than 35 years of restoration experience, and three full-time craftsmen with 12 to 22 years each do the work in our restoration shop.
Our shop refinishes furniture for our antique store as well as custom work for customers like you, from quality antiques to newer furniture, in all types of woods and veneers.
We can show you hundreds of examples of our work. Many of the pieces in our galleries were professionally refinished in this shop.
If we can help with any of your furniture repair or refinishing needs, give us a call, send an email, or bring your pictures or items to the store.
Call 913-341-5065
Email pantiques2000@yahoo.com
Visit 7829 Marty Street, Overland Park, KS 66204
We really want to do business with you, and we will work with you in every way we can.
Email pantiques2000@yahoo.com or call 913-341-5065 about any item, and we will make payment and shipping arrangements.
We are happy to answer any questions about condition, size, or anything else that helps you make a good decision.
You are always welcome to shop, look around, or pick up an item at 7829 Marty Street, Overland Park, KS 66204.
Our prices are rather firm, but we welcome and will consider any reasonable offer.
Kansas residents pay Kansas sales tax of 7.525 percent. If you have a valid resale tax permit and number, we can exclude the Kansas sales tax.