greenish yellow glass bottle

[Rube]

Hi,

I'm sharing a yellow glass bottle with greenish hue and hoping that someone can help me with its age?
It measures 1 11/16" w/o tourmaline stopper, isn't very well hollowed, and has a concave lip.
Unfortunately, it's glued to the wood base, so I can't provide a picture of the foot.
It was purchased in Singapore around 1960, and I was originally thinking it to be 1920-60, due to its level of hollowing, but because of the short stature, maybe it's older?  Any help is greatly appreciated, and I hope y'all have a great weekend!

Cheers,

Rube.

[Joey Silver / Si Zhouyi 義周司]

Dear Rube,

    I don't know why, but I think it is ca. 1950-1960.
But I could be wrong.
Best,
Joey

[Wattana]

Hi Rube,

Thanks for sharing. The shape looks convincing. If it was slightly larger, better hollowed, and made of hardstone, it might even be dated to 1780-1860. But I'm with Joey on its dating.

Tom

[Joey Silver / Si Zhouyi 義周司]

Dear Rube,

    I disagree with Tom over the size. The size would be  fine if the quality of hollowing etc., were there.
In fact, I owned 2 bottles that size that had been personal property of the Qianlong Emperor, and still have one.
Best,
Shabbat Shalom,
Joey

[Rube]

Joey and Tom,

I appreciate your comments.  I was pretty sure the lack of hollowing led to a later date, but not sure about the size.  I always thought smaller  was typically older?  And I wasn't sure about the way the sides are flat.  I was thinking a more prominently tapered bottle would indicate more age as well?

Cheers,

Rube.