McDougall, Peter

The prototype for a new, larger closepack with approx. 50 simple and complex millefiori canes enclosed in a ring of alternating pale-pink and pale-blue cog canes, which are drawn underneath the canes to form a basket. As far as we know, it never went into production and remained a “one-off”.A PMcD s..

A prototype for a specially-commissioned design made in a small edition of approx. 20. A good use of colour in the millefiori canes in the centre and between the white latticinio twists - strong reds, pale-blue, pale-yellow & white - plus the turquoise/white cruciform canes in the garland, create an..

With his new glass studio up and running, Peter is pulling some excellent complex canes and making some great new weights...like this one-off design. Set above swirling pale-pink latticinio is a large mustard-yellow flower - with cupped petals around a blue & white complex millefiori centre. Spaced ..

Not a limited edition but according to Peter this weight was initially made for the 2003 PCA Convention. It proved a popular design and around fifteen or so were made. A purple flower head with deeply-cupped petals surrounding yellow/white/green millefiori “stamen” is encircled by 5 others spaced ar..

A design centred by a pale-violet blossom with 5 others spaced around it. The deeply- cupped petals surround yellow/white/green millefiori “stamen”. The design is set on a lattice ground of swirling latticinio.A PMcD signature cane is embedded in the centre of the polished, concave base.  ..

A closepack mushroom with approx. 21 complex millefiori canes forming the tuft bordered by alternating pink & blue cog canes, which are drawn into the tapered stem. Although undated, this was one of the designs Peter made during the first years of production in his new studio. Although most of them ..

The tuft is composed of ca. 25 complex millefiori canes - plus a PMcD signature cane. The canes are enclosed in a pale-pink & cobalt-blue stave basket, which tapers to a clear base. Although the mushroom weight is  generally faceted this one is not but has a star-cut base !Scratch signed on the side..

Complex millefiori canes - in shades of blue, green & lemon - are combined in an attractive 4-row concentric - signed with a PMcD signature cane - on a pedestal made of 20 pale-green & yellow-centred latticinio twists, which taper down to a circular foot.Cut with a large top window and 6 large and 6..

The G45 pattern is basically a slightly smaller version of the G28 Miniature Cluster. The weight has ribbed sides and a flat top. Like the G28 it has 3-cane clusters set between 6 latticinio twists, which radiate out from a centre cane encircled by a ring of canes. The colours here are midnight-blue..

The G43 pattern has a centre cane encircled by a ring of canes. Around the perimeter are 10 complex millefiori canes separted by colourful twists which connect the outer edge to the centre. The weight has ribbed sides and a flat top. The colours and canes here are violet/white/smokey-grey corrugated..

The G34 pattern was first introduced in 2009. Enclosed within a continuous border garland, the pattern combines millefiori canes and coloured twists - giving it a light and airy look. Here the millefiori canes are a mixture of pink, cobalt-blue, deep-violet & purple, while the twists are dusty-pink ..

Peter first introduced this small patterned weight in his General Range in 2009. Here the 5 twisted spokes radiating out from the centre cane are pink, white, yellow & grey. The complex millefiori canes filling the panels - and in the double border - are in shades of mauve, pink, grey, white & blue...