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
| 5889 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) 2004 Collection
Double Overlay Butterfly and Red Bouquet Paperweight. circa
2004. This rare green and white double overlay
paperweight features a floral design with a butterfly hovering
amidst a bouquet of four red flowers with three, four, and five
petals. Peter McDougall said the flowers are pink, but they
look red to me. The butterfly has a pink body, yellow head,
black antennae, and green and white millefiori wings. The
flowers have millefiori centers and green leaves and stems.
This was a part of Peter's 2004 Collection. It is a limited
edition paperweight limited to 30 paperweights. It is signed
in the design with Peter's complex signature cane "PMcD" and is
also engraved on the edge of the base with the edition number
18/30. The paperweight is faceted with one large top facet
and twelve side facets (six large and six smaller). A
special paperweight for the collector seeking unique paperweights. This paperweight was one of the 2004 Collection Paperweights from Peter McDougall. The design was limited to 30 paperweights. 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 1/8" diameter by 2 1/4" high.
The base is ground concave. This paperweight is faceted
with one large top facet and twelve side facets (six large and
six smaller). For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture$435 postage paid in the US. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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Two Peter McDougall (PMcD) Concentric
Millefiori Paperweight Cabinet Knobs. circa 2010.
Wonderful Peter McDougall matching cabinet knobs each with a
miniature millefiori paperweight as the handle. Each
paperweight handle is a three ring concentric design with yellow
and white millefiori canes on an opaque cobalt blue ground.
Each knob is mounted on a brass fitting and comes with a brass
backing plate and mounting screw. Mounting this knob will
require a 3/16" hole in your cabinet. Special items to
display or use. 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: Both knobs are between 1 13/16" and 1
14/16" diameter by just over 2 3/16" long including backing
plate but not the screw. The brass backing plate has a
diameter of 1 3/8". For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large picture$185 postage paid in the US. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 5494 | Peter McDougall (PMcD Concentric
Millefiori on White Lace Paperweight Doorknob. circa
2008-2012. Wonderful Peter McDougall doorknob with a
millefiori paperweight as the handle. The paperweight is a
two ring concentric design with complex millefiori canes on a
white lace or upset muslin ground. There are seventeen
complex canes, all of which appear to be different, plus the
signature cane. The center cane is a large closepack
cane. It is signed with a "PMcD" complex signature cane in
between the two rings of complex canes. The brass hardware
is stamped "MADE IN ENGLAND". This does not come with screws
to fasten the doorknob to a door. This is an especially nice
doorknob. Note: If you only want this doorknob for display, you are all set. But if you plan to use this doorknob in your house, please study the type of knob you are replacing. If turning the handle turns an internal square spindle, you can probably make this handle work. But if your house has more modern hardware, you may need expert help to modify your hardware or even install an older mortise type lock. Note on Condition: This knob has a small partial circular impact mark just over 1/8" wide on the side as shown in some of the pictures. 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 5/8" diameter by 3 3/8" long
including the hardware. The brass base has a diameter of
just over 2 3/16". For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 3069 | Special Peter McDougall Small Daisy
Millefiori Paperweight Made For 2011 PCA Convention. This
daisy shaped paperweight has a paneled millefiori pattern with set
in red, white, and blue. It was made as a table favor for
the 2011 Paperweight Collectors Association convention in
Washington, DC. There are six panels, each with a 1-2
pattern of red, white and blue millefiori separated by red, white
and blue twists. There is a special convention complex cane
in the center "WDC 2011". The ground is a opaque
black. It is scratch signed PCA on the back and 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: Just over 2 1/8" diameter by 1 3/16"
high. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 5498 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Concentric
Millefiori on White Lace Paperweight Cabinet Knob. circa
2008-2012. Wonderful Peter McDougall cabinet knob
with a miniature millefiori paperweight as the handle. The
paperweight is a two ring concentric design with complex
millefiori canes on a white lace or upset muslin ground.
There are fifteen complex canes, all of which appear to be
different, plus the signature cane. It is signed with a
"PMcD" complex signature cane in the outer ring. The knob is
mounted on a brass fitting and comes with a brass backing plate
and mounting screw. Mounting this knob will require a 3/16"
hole in your cabinet. This is an especially nice cabinet
knob. Note on Availability: I currently have twelve knobs available. You may order one or multiple knobs. Each knob appears to have the same canes with the same blue cane in the center, but the order of the other canes may be different. These knobs are used. When I inspected them, I did not find any damage but will reinspect prior to your purchase. The brass hardware shows some minor wear. 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: 1 3/4" diameter by 2 3/16" long including
backing plate but not the screw. The brass backing plate
has a diameter of 1 3/8". For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureALL 12 SOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 1689 | 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". 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 3/8" diameter by 2 1/8"
high. The base is ground concave. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 1795 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) 2003 Magnum
Millefiori Ball Paperweight. circa 2003.
This is a rare Magnum Peter McDougall closepack millefiori ball
from 2003. Although Peter called this a ball, it does have a
base which is ground concave. It is filled with a variety of
millefiori canes of all sizes. There are many wonderful
complex canes in the design. This was a special offering
from Peter McDougall in 2003. As far as I know, this never
became a regular production item. The paperweight is signed
with a Peter McDougall signature cane - in this case it is a
complex cane spelling out PMcD inside a cog cane. An earlier
edit stated it is unsigned, but a careful observer pointed out
that it is signed. A special paperweight for the collector
seeking unique paperweights. 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. Very Large Size: 3 5/16" diameter by just
under 2 3/4" high. The base is ground concave. It
weighs just over 26 ounces. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 5010 | Peter McDougall (PMcD) Collection 2008
Limited Edition Paperweight Flowers and Millefiori
Canes on White Swirl Ground. circa 2008.
This limited edition paperweight features three blue flowers
each with five striped petals, a complex cane in the center, and
five green sepals. The flowers alternate with complex
millefiori canes and a large center cane. The center cane is
especially nice, consisting of many tiny millefiori canes.
The design is placed on a swirling white latticinio ground.
It is signed on the base with Peter's complex signature cane
"PMcD" and also has a worn paper label "PMcD Glass Studio LTD,
Handmade in Crieff Scotland." This was a special Collection
2008 design from Peter McDougall and was issued in a limited
edition of 40 paperweights, of which this is number 1. A
special paperweight from Peter McDougall. This paperweight was one of the special annual editions made in only in 2008. It was designated Collection 2008 #2 and was made in a limited edition of 40 paperweights. This example is engraved "1/40" on the base. 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 under 2 3/16" 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 pictureSOLD. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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| 2374 | Spectacular Super Magnum Peter McDougall
(PMcD) Special Checker Board on Lace Ground Millefiori
Paperweight. circa 2006-2007. This paperweight
features an extra large checker board arrangement of 96 millefiori
canes plus four signature canes. The checker board is
created using 18 pink stringers. The design is placed on a
lace ground. This paperweight was part of a special offering
that Peter McDougall made at the end of 2006 or early
2007. It is signed on each side of the checker board
with a complex "PMcD" signature cane made from four separate
letter canes and it also has a paper label on the base "PMcD Glass
Studio LTD, Handmade in Crieff Scotland." A well executed
design with great color. 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 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. Very Large Size: 4 3/16" diameter by 2 3/4"
high. The base is ground concave. It weighs just
over 41 ounces. For extra pictures, click on the picture at the right and the following links: Large pictureSOLD. US Sales only, no international shipping. Click on the picture to see a larger image. |
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