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Pewter is a blue-grey metal alloy of tin, traditionally with lead, but in modern times, it is most often alloyed with copper, antimony or bismuth. The use of pewter was common from the Middle Ages until glass-making became popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, and glass objects replaced pewter in everyday life.
Leather is a natural material whose durability, texture and beauty make it one of the most popular materials on today's market. All of the natural range markings are visible - a subtle assurance that distinguishes real leather from imitation. The beauty of each leather item is enhanced by unique varying grain patterns and the subtleties of color and texture created by dyes and finishes. With time and use, leather products will mature and darken - giving them a rich patina.
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