Possible reproduction poison?

[Alemond]

I bought the bottle shown below in 2002 in Arizona to put cactus quills in. I added the modern cork. It has a seam which leads me to believe it's either decorative, or a reproduction poison (due to the ridges). Of course I'm hoping it's a real poison but even to my newbie, untrained eye, it seems doubtful. If anyone has any thoughts, please share! Oh, as far as I can tell, it's not Petersen Glass.
Thanks everyone!
-Al

 

[CanadianBottles]

It's definitely not a reproduction, but I'm not convinced that it's a poison bottle either. Those ridges may have just been for decoration. It looks like it dates to around the 30s-50s which is the tail end of warning markings on poison bottles so it's not impossible, but I doubt that it's got a Roy Kuhn number so without that you'd need to see a labeled version to tell if it qualifies as a poison or not.

 

[J.R. Collector]

Agreed that its most likely not a poison and it definitely didn't come with a cork.

 

[Alemond]

It's definitely not a reproduction, but I'm not convinced that it's a poison bottle either. Those ridges may have just been for decoration. It looks like it dates to around the 30s-50s which is the tail end of warning markings on poison bottles so it's not impossible, but I doubt that it's got a Roy Kuhn number so without that you'd need to see a labeled version to tell if it qualifies as a poison or not.

Thank you!