Your picture suffers from some reflections but, does the inverted triangle have a letter W above a letter T within it? That’s what it looks like.
If so, it’s from the Whitall Tatum Company of Millville, NJ and that mark was in use from c.1924-c.1938. They were bought by the Armstrong Cork Company in 1938, but the transition to Armstrong’s “A in Circle” mark was a gradual process, with some bottles possibly still having the “W over T in inverted triangle” as late as 1949.
They supplied generic and branded bottles to many manufacturers of lotions and potions, medicines, cosmetic products, cleaning products and chemicals. They were also a major supplier of amber ‘Lysol’ bottles.