Stoneware bottle/vessel Korean? Chinese? Somewhere else?

Posted this in the facebook Chinese ceramics group and the one suggestion I received was that this is possibly/likely 17th or 18th century Korean. Wondering if anyone here agrees or disagrees?

About 11" tall, 6" in diameter at the widest - I imagine it holds about a quart/liter. The neck slightly points to one side - not sure if intentional for pouring. The bottom "bowl" part is almost 5" tall. The neck is about 6". Many thanks for taking the time to look at this and for any opinions.

 

I 4 1 , like Korean.......not sure it's 1600's though.
The ribbed neck looks almost like a handle for pouring....
the tilt is unusual.....
imo

 

Maybe Vietnamese?

 

@kyratango does this look familiar to you, given your French Indochina background?

 

Similar tilted neck on Korean bottle/vase auction 2017:

http://bid.igavelauctions.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4606488

 

Korean celadon bottle goreyo period tilted neck...

 

Doing some more googling and I'm seeing more tilted necks on very old Korean stoneware bottles... so perhaps they are correct. Maybe.

 

That 1st one is close...very close...with the pinholes..& similar base......
but no crazing whatsoever.....???
So...difference in age.......or Mfg....?

And the auction price....wow !

 

Visions of Christie's dancing in my head.

 

I think there is some crazing on that first one - very hard to see but ...I think it's just a matter of lighting - I actually can't see the crazing on mine until I get it into sun or my light box lights - then it's very apparent.