Abstract: A glass or plastic intact bottle with a figure or object inside it, which is larger than the bottle's opening is disclosed. The insertion method is uncomplicated and it preserves the integrity of the bottle without creating a seam. It is accomplished by our means of insertion, using a vinyl, PVC, rubber, latex or other polymer “squeezable” figure, compressed into a compact form. The figure is twisted, or rolled through a small bottle neck opening with or without the use of a lubricant or a funnel. When released from compression the figure assumes its original size within the bottle. Thus a simple solution to the placement of a large item in small space is achieved, with no visible clue as to how it got in there. The invention has applications for use as a curiosity or novelty, for production as a creative children's arts and crafts set. or created as a night light with or without a musical cap.