Furniture Repair and Restore

Sympathetic repair and restore of this antique round table

The seat frame was broken at one of the hinges and the leather was torn.

Replace the old (bonded) leather with genuine, full grain hide and bespoke colour

Leather replaced on 3 handrails with PUC as requested by the client

New leather inlay for a writing bureau

The tassels and fringes were made for this kneeling pad as part of a restoration project.

Similar to:
https://www.psleathers.com/projects/repaired-pouffes-with-new-turks-head-and-button-knot-tassels.

New leather inlay for an antique dressing table for a television period film.

Similar to:
https://www.psleathers.com/projects/leather-inlay-for-carlton-round-table
https://www.psleathers.com/projects/desk-and-two-tables-with-new-leather-inlays

The first 6 of 14 late 19th century dining chairs. These chairs originally had wicker, which was removed and replaced with leather decades ago. The leather had deteriorated. I replaced the foam and leather.

These are cardboard drawers with a leather face. The leather got damaged during a move. Here, I removed the old leather and replaced with new gilded leather provided by Ron Berry at https://www.desktopleatherlinings.co.uk/

This rather large and beautiful rotating games table got wet from rain due to a leak in the roof. The leather had discoloured and rotted. A new leather inlay was made with gold gilding around the edges provided by Ron Berry at https://www.desktopleatherlinings.co.uk/. My job was removing the old leather and laying on the new.

This piano seat needed re-upholstering as the original material was torn. The customer chose a colour similar to an armchair in the same room. This was sanded down and French polished. The seat has new foam and pull-up aniline leather.

These beautiful painted screens were damaged, having tears and fold lines. I replaced the leather around the edges, put backing on the canvas to prevent further tearing and added 'bottoming' cloth on the backs to finish the look.