Leather can become dirty or stained with ink, (biro, felt tip and marker pen's) food stains and accidental spillages. These may clean off if treated immediately but will often permeate the leather finish causing a permanent stain. Also it is common for the finish to become damaged while attempting to rub marks off. In both these cases it is possible to permanently recolour the area so that no sign of the accident remains.

Antique finishes are designed to look faded on the high areas but this effect often becomes exaggerated over time, so that large light patches develop often where the head, hands and elbows rest. Again these areas can be treated and restored.

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