Art metal-work

The Albert Paley Collection contains documentation across the life and work of sculptor Albert Paley. It includes the extensive records from from Paley Studios, documents from his teaching career, personal and biographical materials, and records from a long career as a working artist which blur the line between professional and personal. Also in the collection is documentation of the artist Frances Welles Paley, Albert's wife.

The Edward G. Dykstra collection contains silverware and ceramic pieces; books and magazines about crafts, design, and silverwork; photographs of silver work and two Alfred University yearbooks. Mr. Dykstra attended the School for American Craftsmen (SAC) at Alfred University, graduating in 1948. The silver and ceramic include bowls, pitchers, plates, a vase and a box created by either Mr. Dykstra or a contemporary of his from SAC.

The collection consists of three steel and plexiglass sculptures created by artist James Herman.

The collection contains three pieces from the Prip family art collection including a vase crafted by Frans Wildenhain and two copper candlesticks created by Ron Pearson.

Tage Frid chandelier is finely handcrafted from cast iron. Mr. Frid was a woodworking instructor for the School for American Craftsmen from 1950-1961.