Antique Milk Glass Creamer - Help With ID Please

Hello ... It has been a very long time since I've posted here. I don't know if folks will remember my name or my sweet girl doggie.

I think this is a creamer. It came with a collection of actual antique items, some of which folks here helped ID awhile ago. I thought it may be from the Northwood or Sandwich families, but could not find anything to confirm this.

On the base of this, there are four petals or some type of flared design - one on each side. This measures 4 1/4'' wide (handle length) by 3 1/2'' (other way) and 3'' tall.

If anyone has any information, that would be very much appreciated.

Images:

http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/FunkeysFinds/IMG_20160909_104725131_HDR.jpg

http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/FunkeysFinds/IMG_20160909_104433490.jpg

http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/FunkeysFinds/IMG_20160909_104523611.jpg

http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/FunkeysFinds/IMG_20160909_104604480.jpg

http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/FunkeysFinds/IMG_20160909_104737032.jpg

Thank you.

 

Hi! Welcome back!
Just so you know...I am one of those here who doesn't usually open links.

 

Cambridge made a pattern with that point.
I would start there.

 

Thank you cluttered, I appreciate your help. Have a nice weekend!

 

Just wanted to follow-up... it def is Cambridge. Here is some info from Replacements:

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/cam3400leg.htm

It shows several examples featuring the points. I was unable to find the Milk Glass line on Rep or e, but am away from home this weekend and our hotel internet connection is poor... I'm rushing through the pages before the computer crashes and may have overlooked it.

Thanks again to cluttered. Will be posting some 'finds' soon on that thread.