Leave it! You won't be able to make it much better and you could do it damage. Debora
I think that catalog was from 1935, or at least the early 1930s. (You can go to the link and confirm, if you wish.) But I do want to point out...
Juno, Goddess of Marriage. There may be an original print somewhere which inspired that image. Debora [ATTACH]
If they're genuine period and not copies, someone who values them might want to professionally restore. Debora
Paint isn't going to improve it; it's likely to just make the repair appear worse. How could you even match the color? Debora
No. The damage is what it is. Debora
My advice... Let the buyer deal with it. Debora
It carries a mark. The orientation may need adjusting but perhaps someone will recognize. Debora [ATTACH]
That's a cliched genre painting in an Hecho en Mexico frame which equals... factory painting. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It's not the cloth that matters; it's the frame. The frame can (and should) be recovered to maintain a lamp's design integrity IMHO. And shades,...
This looks like your chair. Windsor side chair. Can be found online on the Bennington Museum web site....
That is a handsome chair. Debora [ATTACH]
Other than period (1881-1973), is their any other reason you might attribute it to Picasso? Debora
An online search for "Giacometti-style coffee table" will bring up similars. Second half of 20th century I'd think. And that spiral motif does...
And it doesn't have a cloth shade? Debora
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