Vintage Berjusa style 'Peek-a-Boo' Collector Doll in Acrylic Case

This item is a small, vinyl-faced collector doll housed in a tall, rectangular acrylic display case. The doll is depicted in a playful, crouching 'peek-a-boo' posture, common in mid-to-late 20th-century novelty dolls like those produced by Berjusa or similar manufacturers. Its head features painted facial details, including wide eyes looking slightly to the side and a small, pursed mouth. The doll wears a thick, woven straw hat with a rounded crown and a distinct brim. Its outfit consists of a dark red and black plaid bodice accented with a large white lace collar and white eyelet lace trim at the hem of the sleeves and skirt. Its hands and arms appear to be made of soft, light-toned vinyl with molded fingers. The doll’s brown hair is visible beneath the brim of the straw hat. The construction suggests an age range from the late 1970s to early 1990s. The acrylic case shows light surface scratches and dust consistent with shelf wear, and a retail price tag is adhered to the lower right corner. The doll itself appears in good condition with no visible fading to the textiles or damage to the vinyl, though it remains protected by the enclosure. The craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced collectible giftware of the era.