The painting is signed Lee Reynolds and there are numbers on the back, 4-108189, 180-51369-9, 9335-11 and the words Market Day.  There is no stamp to indicate vanguard studios as I am aware there were a large number of paintings done by Vangaard studios under the name Lee Reynolds, that were not painted by Lee Reynolds (Burr), but by staff artists.  I understand Mr Burr painted a number of paintings under the name of Lee Reynolds, but has stated he painted no more than a few dozen such paintings.  I'm trying to find out if this is an original painted by Lee Reynolds Burr or if there is a way to tell.  Also, what would be the approximate asking price should I decide to sell it?  Thanks for sharing your time and talent with a non-artist type.

I just recently inherited this and its some sort of rod iron stand with beautiful marble inlays on the top and middle.  I have no idea on age or maker.  Any information would be great.

This item has no chips.

SMALL 3 BURNER GAS STOVE WITH  BURNERS HAVE P/N 283-0 CAST INTO THEM. LEGS ARE MARKED 281-7. WAS MADE BY BUCKWALTER AND TAGGED AS THE "CONTINENTAL" ON FRONT. NO OTHER MARKS OR TAGS VISIBLE

PSA/DNA # has changes from taking these photos. They said there was only 25 signatures on the certificate. These photos where taken to prove there were 27. They also state that the Managers signature was a stamp. I haven't located it or claim it to be on there, but they say it is.

The Last two of these baseballs up for Auction went for $2100 & $2600