LE Series Baker Classic
The top of the line. Every one is its own piece — named, numbered and recorded in the provenance registry the day it comes off the torch.
$750 MSRP
Wholesale and consignment for dispensaries and shops, direct sales to collectors, and co-branded runs for people with a good idea. If any of that is why you are here, the fastest route is the form at the bottom — it comes straight to me.
Most conversations start in one of these three places. Say which in the form and I will come back with the right numbers rather than a brochure.
For licensed dispensaries and shops. The usual arrangement is a branded case on consignment — you put up nothing, and you keep a cut of everything that sells through it.
For collectors, and for shops whose customers want something that is not on the shelf. Anything in the catalog can be sold direct and shipped, card at checkout.
For brands, cultivators and processors who want a piece of glass with both names on it. Limited runs, exclusive to the shelves carrying the partner product.
Prices below are suggested retail, pulled live from the catalog this morning — wholesale and tier pricing comes with the first reply. Everything is blown, decorated and photographed in the shop.
The top of the line. Every one is its own piece — named, numbered and recorded in the provenance registry the day it comes off the torch.
The shape the studio is known for, in the original run. Signed, registered, and no two decorated alike.
The collab bong: bubble base, marble work over the neck. Fifty made, and on shelves only at the dispensaries carrying the collab.
Small-format sculptural rigs — cactus, fish, lizard, mushroom, faces. The piece that moves fastest off a counter.
A collectible tin with a piece inside. Its own series, and the easiest hundred-and-fifty-dollar sell in the case.
Beaker and straight tube. Shop glass held to the same standard, at the price a walk-in actually spends.
Hand-blown storage in two sizes, plus the Second Life series built from pieces that would otherwise have been scrapped.
Co-branded headwear, rolling papers and matches. The print-on-demand merch ships direct, so none of it sits on your shelf.
The register piece. Nobody gets through the transaction without picking one up and turning it over.
Jerome Baker flower, pre-rolls and box sets are produced in New York under our own licence and sold through licensed adult-use dispensaries. The box set is the piece the two halves of the business meet in: hand-blown glass and flower from the same brand in one package.
Licensed NY processor — Dragonfly Kitchen IV Inc., OCM-PROC-24-000159. Cannabis products are sold only to licensed New York retailers and only to adults 21 and over. Potency on every menu and label is Total THC, taken from the COA.
That one difference is why a JB case sells where a shelf of glass does not, and it is worth understanding before you decide.
Case, cube display, signage and an opening assortment picked for your room. On consignment there is no invoice to clear before it earns.
It opens your store’s own page, showing what is actually in your case rather than a catalog of things you do not have.
The reason the expensive pieces move. A customer who budgeted eighty dollars in cash can still walk out with a five-hundred-dollar piece. Your budtender opens the case and hands it over.
20% of the sale comes off your next invoice, and the piece is replaced so the slot never sits empty. Your staff also get the training app, and points toward JB gear for every sale they log.
This goes to me, not to a shared inbox and not to a ticket queue. Tell me roughly what you are after and I will reply with something useful in it — pricing, availability, or a date to talk.
That landed on my phone. I will come back to you shortly.