Vintage Celluloid or Hard Plastic Doll

This item is a vintage doll, likely constructed from celluloid or an early hard plastic, characterized by its rosy complexion and molded facial features. The doll has painted light brown or grey eyes looking slightly to the side, and a small, delicate red 'rosebud' mouth. Her hair appears to be made of a red-brown yarn or mohair, styled in short curls, and partially obscured by a deep magenta or plum-colored bonnet or hood. The bonnet is fashioned from a soft fabric, possibly felt or a lightweight wool, and ties under the chin with a matching ribbon, which is currently tied in a bow. The doll is dressed in a full-skirted dress made of a plaid fabric, featuring shades of magenta, sage green, and white or very light grey. The skirt is quite voluminous, suggesting it might have an underskirt or petticoat to give it body, which is visible as a lighter, possibly cream-colored, fabric peeking out beneath the hem. The hem of the plaid dress is adorned with a delicate, cream-colored crochet lace trim, adding a touch of elegance. The short sleeves also feature similar lace trim. The doll's hands are visible, showing individual fingers, confirming the material is likely a hard, moldable plastic or celluloid. The overall condition appears to be good for its age, though some slight discoloration or fading on the fabric might be present due to age. It exhibits typical craftsmanship for dolls from the mid-20th century, likely between the 1930s and 1950s. No specific manufacturing marks are discernible from the image, but the style of dressing and materials are consistent with a period doll.