Prewar bathroom tile restoration

That is a very tough question as it might not be an easy task and then to find someone at a reasonable price? Your best bet is to find a contractor that is already working in the building as it really is not worth it for most contractors to come in for a one day project.

Thanks Primer. I have been told that it will take several days since it is not a demolition and retiling of a single area but, rather, of a couple of patches. And, obviously, we need someone someone who can do "surgical strikes" and not damage the existing tile if possible. I've been told that I should find someone who specializes in restoration work rather than a "normal" tile person so I don't think that would work. It's not that the tile is so precious or anything, but it is the original and it would be a shame not to fix it now that we can. Any ballpark sense of what it might cost?

I don't know about that. I think a very good tile can do the job but it will be difficult to find a tile guy who will want it. I think they will have to charge you a lot to come out to do your repair

Okay - Since I'm in no great hurry and the tile work is sound, if not aesthetically pleasing, maybe I can just throw it out there to a few tile guys to see if they might want to take on a small job during a seasonal lull. Thank you for your sharing your professional opinion. You are definitely an asset to this board.