It seems to be dry mounted and damaged.
It could be a giclée on canvas. These are often framed up with inexpensive but "fancy looking" frames to make them seem valuable.
The value is in the feet! Brass scrap is almost $2.00 a pound.
I assume you meant reproduction since lithographs are prints. Yes, it is a reproduction with a printed signature.
A reproduction of a woodcut…
https://blog.paris-libris.com/camille-mauclair-les-camelots-de-la-pensee/
Probably the work of an itinerant artist.
Wrong side
We generally have better luck when images are posted sideways rather than upside down.
Dance of the Porcine Wood Nymphs
Hard to believe that there was a time when artists had to learn how to draw before they could pick up a paint brush!
Maybe avoid the beautiful ones for a while.
Technically post-impressionist
It looks like the work of a talented amateur. Certainly worth $14
No…we got there in the end.
The wire indicates that it was intended to hang on the horizontal and you posted the images as verticals.
Of course it would have been obvious if the OP had not posted the work sideways.
And an Asian pear
I'd look into Hilda Bernstein as a possibility.
Polar bears don't have tails! It might conceivably be an early Alaskan walrus ivory piece but while the circle and dot pattern is common in early...
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