My mom had the house redecorated in the late 1960's and purchased (through a decorator) 4 glass stoppered bottles: one was the same one pictured here with the hand holding the bottle, one looked like a glass version of the "I Dream of Jeannie" bottle, one is the Eiffel Tower, and one is a leg and foot in a shoe on a cushion. So the glassware is definitely no later than the 1960's and could possibly be earlier, but how much earlier I don't know.
One website lists the leg bottle as Victorian, but I don't know on what basis other than the shoe seems to be of that era:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1320146874/legras-cie-depose-victorian-glass-ladys
The following website seems to concur, saying the leg is a Victorian in mold glass with a French mark indicating it was registered:
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/decorative-objects/vases-vessels/bottles/19th-century-legrascie-vintage-glass-boot-high-heel-shoe-bottle-collection/id-f_31050352/
So since all 4 were bought at once, and by a decorator who did purchase other antiques, it is possible the hand glass is also antique and possibly French .... ?
I did a little more research and found a site with a lot of detail about the bottles, which were French from the late 1880's. Please note that mine are partially frosted and the one in OP's picture is not:
https://www.zuskorsten.com/legras-soap-bottles
