Clear Glass Miniature Bottle with Threaded Neck

This item is a small, clear glass bottle, likely designed for holding liquids such as spirits, extracts, or samples. The bottle features a squat, somewhat rectangular body with subtly rounded shoulders that transition into a short, cylindrical neck. The neck is finished with machine-threaded rings, indicating it was designed to accept a screw-on cap. The glass appears to be of standard commercial quality, clear and free from significant discoloration, although some faint scratches or scuffs are visible from general handling and use. The base of the bottle is flat, providing stability, and exhibits a slight indentation or punt mark which is common in bottle manufacturing. There are no readily apparent maker's marks, labels, or embossed designs on its surface. The overall condition appears good, with no visible cracks, chips, or major damage, suggesting it is well-preserved. Its small size suggests it might be a miniature liquor bottle, a sample bottle, or a container for concentrated liquids. The manufacturing style, particularly the threaded neck, points to a modern to mid-20th-century or later production, utilizing automated glass bottle-making techniques. The craftsmanship is utilitarian but functional, typical of mass-produced glassware.