Peter McDougall Paperweights for Sale
Peter McDougall Paperweights for Sale
Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002.
Peter continued making making high quality glass paperweights in his own glass studio PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. I am pleased to be able to offer this selection of PMcD paperweights.
If you would like to purchase any of these paperweights, e-mail Allan Port at: aport@paperweights.com
| 1980 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Small
Closepack Millefiori in a Basket Paperweight. This
paperweight has a closepacked arrangement of millefiori arranged
inside an outer garland of yellow and blue canes. The blue
canes in the outer garland form a basket. The design is
placed over a translucent rose colored ground. It is signed
in the design with with a complex cane made from four separate
letter canes forming the signature PMcD. This early example
does not have a paper label. A colorful paperweight that
stands out.
Note: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall called this a scramble but I think the closepack designation is more fitting. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: Almost a miniature. Just over 2
1/8" diameter by just over 1 1/2" high. The base is ground
concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweight$95 postage paid in the US. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2369 | Peter McDougall (PMcD)
Small Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. This small
paperweight consists of a four concentric circles of millefiori
around a central millefiori cane. The ground is black.
It is signed on the bottom with a complex cane made from four
separate letter canes forming the signature PMcD. It also
has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD, Hand Made in Crieff
Scotland." A wonderful bright paperweight that just stands
out.
Note: The picture does not do justice to this paperweight. Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: Almost a miniature. 2 1/16"
diameter by 1 7/16" high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3178 | Peter McDougall (PMcD)
Miniature Millefiori Paperweight. This
paperweight consists four concentric circles of millefiori around
a central group of millefiori canes. Although it is not a
true concentric, it gives the appearance of a concentric because
the pattern is so regular. The ground is black. It is
signed in the design with a complex cane made from four separate
letter canes forming the signature PMcD (as shown in the
close-up). It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Hand Made in Crieff Scotland."
This is often called a pressed weight because a mold is used to form the outside ribbing. The top is flattened. The ribbing gives the glass a real glittery appearance as you can see in the picture. Note: The picture does not do justice to this paperweight. Ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Miniature Size: Just over 1 3/4" diameter by just
over 1 1/16" high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2357 | Peter McDougall Small
Checkerboard Paperweight with Complex Canes. This
paperweight features 21 different millefiori canes, thirteen of
them complex canes, over an almost opaque dark purple / black
ground. The millefiori canes are arranged in a checkerboard
pattern with stringers of light blue glass defining the
checkerboard. A great example of this popular design.
The pictures do not do justice to this paperweight. Ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: 2 1/8” diameter by 1 1/2” high.
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| 2887 | Spectacular Peter McDougall Karen Maxwell Special 2010
Collection Faceted Fruit Bouquet Paperweight. circa
2010.Spectacular bouquet arrangement of all sorts of fruit
in a large faceted paperweight. The lampwork fruit
arrangement is by Karen Maxwell and encasement by Peter
McDougall. The paperweight is signed next to the fruit with
Peter's complex signature and date cane "PMcD 10". It is
faceted with a large top facet and 12 side facets. It also
has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD, Handmade in Crieff
Scotland."
This paperweight was one of the special annual editions made in only in 2010. It was designated Collection 2010 Midyear #2. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Karen Maxwell did the lampwork for this paperweight. She previously worked at Perthshire Paperweights and is identified as the lampwork artist on several Peter McDougall paperweights. I was unable to learn anything more about her background. Large Size: 2 13/16" diameter by 2 3/16"
high. The base is ground concave. It is faceted with
a large top facet and 12 side facets. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3217 | Peter McDougall Small Daisy Millefiori
Paperweight. This paperweight consists a closepacked
arrangement millefiori arranged in an almost concentric
pattern. The paperweight has a daisy shape. The ground
is an opaque black. It is signed in the design with a
complex cane made from four separate letter canes forming the
signature PMcD (as shown in the close-up). Unfortunately the
cane was placed upside down in this paperweight reversing the
letters. It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Hand Made in Crieff Scotland."
This is called a pressed weight because a mold is used to form the shape. The top is flattened. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: 2 1/8" diameter by 1 1/4" high.
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| 3122 | Large Peter McDougall Millefiori
Paperweight Pin or Candy Dish With Gold Cross and Garland.
Colorful pin dish or candy dish with a cross of gold complex
stardust millefiori canes and an outer garland of simple blue and
white canes. The design is set on a translucent cobalt blue
ground. It is signed with a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio
LTD, Hand Made in Crieff Scotland."
Scottish makers have a history of making candy dishes and other shapes out of paperweights when they realize that the product is flawed in some way. I suspect that they also make these dishes to order. In this case, I can see no flaws. A paperweight of this design was originally made by Perthshire exclusively for L.H. Selman, Ltd., so it is possible Peter continued to make the design for Selman after Perthshire closed. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Large Size: 3 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2" high. The
base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the pin dishSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 1669 | Peter McDougall Medium Crown
Paperweight with Multicolored Twists. Attractive
crown paperweight with a wonderful complex cane on top. The
crown is formed from 20 twist canes with alternating colors, 10
white twist canes and 10 multi-colored twists made from
yellow, white and green stringers. There is a dark ground in
the center of this paperweight. It is signed on the base
with a complex cane made from four separate letter canes forming
the signature PMcD in the center of a cogged cane. There is
no paper label on this paperweight. Crown weights are considered by some to be the most exciting of all millefiori designs. They are extremely difficult to make. Peter McDougall did not make many of these medium crowns. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Medium Size: Just over 2 5/16" diameter by 2"
high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3176 | Peter McDougall Karen Maxwell Limited
Edition 2011 Christmas Paperweight. circa 2011.
Attractive limited edition Christmas paperweight featuring a
three dimensional bouquet of a Poinsettia, Christmas Rose, and
Holly with stems, berries, and leaves. The bouquet was made
by Karen Maxwell and is set on a clear ground with a dramatic star
cut base. The paperweight is faceted with a top facet and
six side facets. It is signed at the base of the bouquet
with a complex cane made from four separate letter canes forming
the signature PMcD. It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass
Studio LTD, Hand Made in Crieff Scotland." It also comes
with its original laminated certificate stating that it is Number
15 out of a limited edition of 40 paperweights. The
paperweight is also marked 15/40 on the side near base.
Peter McDougall issued a Christmas paperweight each year. I have most of these in stock. Please contact me if you are looking for a different year. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Karen Maxwell did the lampwork for this paperweight. She previously worked at Perthshire Paperweights and is identified as the lampwork artist on several Peter McDougall paperweights. I was unable to learn anything more about her background. Small Size: 2 1/4" diameter by just over 1
3/4" high. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweight$450 postage paid in the US. This one is SOLD, but I have another identical paperweight for sale. Please inquire if interested and I will post pictures. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2014 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) 2004
Annual Collection Red Swirl with Yellow Flower
Paperweight. This wonderful paperweight from Peter
McDougall consists of a five petal yellow flower with two leaves
and a millefiori center perfectly placed on a dainty red swirl
latticinio bed. This is one of the exciting paperweights in
the 2004 Collection. I think the result is absolutely
fantastic. It is signed on the bottom with a complex cane
made from four separate letter canes forming the signature
PMcD.
This paperweight was one of the special 2004 Annual Collection paperweights. It was made only in 2004 and is designated 2004-1. Note: Please ignore the white spots - they are glare caused by my light. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Size: Just under 2 11/16" diameter by just over 1
15/16" high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2512 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Medium
Paneled Millefiori Paperweight. This paperweight
consists of a paneled millefiori pattern of mostly blue and white
millefiori canes over a rust brown ground. There are twelve
panels arranged around a central concentric pattern.of two rings
of canes. The panel dividers are light blue and white
twists. This style has one small cane and one larger cane
between each twist plus a ring of alternating canes on the
outside. The two inner rings are an outer alternating ring
and an inner ring of identical canes. It is signed on the
bottom with a complex cane made from four separate letter canes
forming the signature "PMcD". It also has a paper label
"PMcD Glass Studio LTD, Hand Made in Crieff Scotland" on the
base. A great paperweight with a complex
pattern.
Note: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Medium Size: Just under 2 5/8" diameter by 1
7/8" high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 5178 | Peter McDougall (PMcD)
Small Paneled Millefiori Paperweight. This
paperweight consists of a paneled millefiori pattern of pink, red,
blue, and white colors on an opaque lime green ground. There
are six panels arranged around a central complex millefiori
cane. The panel dividers are white complex latticinio twists
with a blue, green, and white twist in the center. This
style has a 1 + 2 pattern of canes plus a ring of canes on the
outside. It is signed on the bottom with a complex cane made
from four separate letter canes forming the signature
"PMcD". This example does not have a paper label.
Great color. Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: Just under 2 3/16" diameter by 1 1/2"
high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3209 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Miniature Six
Pointed Star Scramble Millefiori Paperweight. This
miniature paperweight features a scramble or end of the day design
and is finished as a six pointed star. Each point of the
star is a double point. The ground is black. It is
signed in the design with a complex cane made from four separate
letter canes forming the signature PMcD (as shown in the
close-up). It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Hand Made in Crieff Scotland." This is called a pressed weight because a mold is used to form the shape. The top is flattened. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Miniature Size: 1 15/16" diameter by 1 1/4"
high. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2518 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Miniature
Paneled Millefiori Paperweight. This miniature
paperweight consists of a paneled millefiori pattern of amber,
red, and pink colors on a translucent blue ground. There are
six panels arranged around a central millefiori cane. The
panel dividers are white complex latticinio twists. This
style has a 1 + 2 pattern of canes plus a ring of canes around the
center cane. It is signed on the bottom with a complex cane
made from four separate letter canes forming the signature
"PMcD". It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Hand Made in Crieff Scotland." Great color and precise
execution. The pictures do not do justice to this paperweight. Ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Miniature Size: Just under 1 13/16” diameter by 1
5/16” high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3198 | Spectacular Peter McDougall (PMcD)
Large Closepack Millefiori Paperweight. circa
2011. Wonderful large paperweight with a closepack design
featuring many large complex millefiori canes over a pink and
light blue frit ground. It is signed in the design with a
complex cane made from four separate letter canes forming the
signature PMcD. It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio
LTD, Hand Made in Crieff Scotland" on the base. One of Peter
McDougall's best millefiori designs.
This style was also made in small and medium size weights. The picture does not do justice to this paperweight. Ignore the white areas, they are reflections and glare from the lights. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Large Size: Just under 3" diameter by 1 15/16"
high. The bottom is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3966 | Rare Peter McDougall (PMcD) Miniature
Eight Pointed Star Scramble Millefiori Paperweight. This
miniature paperweight features a scramble or end of the day design
and is finished as a eight pointed star. The ground is
black. It is signed in the design with a complex cane made
from four separate letter canes forming the signature PMcD (as
shown in the close-up). It also has a paper label "PMcD
Glass Studio LTD, Hand Made in Crieff Scotland." I am calling this
a rare example because it was not part of Peter McDougall's
standard offering. He had a six pointed star that was
similar and a small scramble finished as a round paperweight, but
I could not find this eight pointed star in his offerings. This is called a pressed weight because a mold is used to form the shape. The top is flattened. Although many people collect scramble paperweights for their own merit, scrambles are also valuable tools for learning to identify the different colors and canes used by each factory. Peter McDougall started his glass making career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Miniature Size: Just over 2" diameter by 1 3/16"
high. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2715 | Spectacular Peter McDougall
Special 2009 Midyear Collection Butterfly on Lace
Paperweight. dated 2009. This paperweight
features a lampwork butterfly with stretched millefiori wings
surrounded by a garland of eleven complex millefiori
canes. The design is set on a lace ground. It is
signed on the base with Peter's complex signature and date cane
"PMcD 09" and also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Handmade in Crieff Scotland." A nice well balanced design
with great color. This paperweight was one of the special annual editions made in only in 2009. It was designated Collection 2009 Midyear #6. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Large Size: Just over 2 7/8" diameter by 2"
high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3195 | Small Peter McDougall (PMcD)
Scramble or End of Day Millefiori Paperweight. This
charming paperweight consists of an end of day design over a
translucent ruby ground. It is one of Peter McDougall's
earliest designs. It is signed in the design with a complex
cane made from four separate letter canes forming the signature
PMcD. It also has a paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Handmade in Crieff Scotland" on the base.
Note: The picture does not do justice to this paperweight. Ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Although
many people collect scramble paperweights for their own merit, scrambles are
also valuable tools for learning to identify the different
colors and canes used by each factory. Peter McDougall started his glassmaking career as an apprentice at Strathearn Glass in Crieff, Scotland back in the 1960s. When Perthshire was formed in 1968, he left Strathearn to move to Perthshire and worked there in many positions, eventually becoming Manager and Chief Glassmaker. Perthshire Paperweights closed early in 2002 after the death of the owner Neil Drysdale. Peter McDougall then made high quality glass paperweights at his own glass studio, PMcD Glass Studio Ltd. in Crieff, Scotland from 2002 until early 2012. The studio is now closed but Peter plans to continue to make a limited number of paperweights in the future. Small Size: Just under 2 1/8" diameter by 1 7/16"
high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture of the paperweightSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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