Figurine in the style of Betty Boop with Coca-Cola accessory

This figurine is stylistically consistent with the animated character Betty Boop, appearing to be constructed from painted porcelain or resin. The figure is depicted in a vintage-style red beach outfit with a matching red and white striped hat and lace-trimmed bloomers. She is positioned on a base designed to look like sand, complete with a small starfish detail. In her left hand, she holds a miniature glass that bears a logo reading 'Drink Coca-Cola', which is consistent with licensed promotional collectibles. She holds a closed, gold-toned umbrella with her right hand. The character features classic wide-set eyes, black wavy hair, and red lips, all of which are hallmarks of the Fleischer Studios design. The construction quality appears high, with fine painted details on the face and accessories. There is a paper tag attached to the arm, though it features handwritten notes rather than a manufacturer's label. No official maker's marks from companies like Danbury Mint or King Features Syndicate are immediately visible in the photo; therefore, this is identified as a stylistic attribution subject to physical verification of the base for stamps or hallmarks. The overall condition appears to be good with no obvious chips or cracks visible in the provided image.

Based on my visual examination of the provided image, I have evaluated this figurine which features characteristics consistent with the Betty Boop character and Coca-Cola branding. Based on what I can see, the piece appears to be a contemporary resin or porcelain collectible, likely produced for the retail market or as a licensed promotional item. In this assessment, I am treating the attribution to an official license from King Features Syndicate or the Coca-Cola Company as a working hypothesis, as I cannot verify the presence of an official manufacturer's stamp or hallmark from a photo. The item displays high-quality painted details, though the handwritten tag suggests it may be from a secondary market context. My value estimate is based on the assumption that this is a licensed collectible in good condition; items of this type often appeal to crossover collectors of both animation memorabilia and sodatiana. Throughout the general market, these stylized figurines typically trade within this range when presented in display-ready condition. I cannot verify the material density or structural integrity without a physical inspection. This value would be significantly lower, perhaps $10.00 to $20.00, if the item is found to be an unlicensed reproduction or if damage is discovered on the underside. To move beyond this hypothesis and confirm the nature of the piece, an in-person examination is required to locate and verify hallmarks on the base and check for the crispness of the copyright information. Authentication of the licensing marks is essential to reaching the higher end of the valuation range.