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Contact · Studio 12G

The best shoot you’ll ever have is the one you don’t attend.

Write a line. Ring the studio. Or address a parcel to the twelfth floor. However it begins, it ends the same way — your goods home again, and the frames that sell them waiting in a folder.

Write to the studio or ring — (732) 580-4329
Ship to
Consignee
Cobbler’s Lane — Studio 12G
110 West End Avenue 12G
New York, NY 10023
Signed forMon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm
Studio line(732) 580-4329
Mark the boxYour project number
Send itTracked & insured
CL · WEST END AVE · NY 10023Fragile? Write first.
Call sheet

Every question has a line it travels best on.

A quote wants an email. A cracked glaze wants a phone call. The goods themselves want a box and a courier. Pick the one that fits, and it reaches the same two hands.

Line 01Telephone
(732) 580-4329Answered Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm, Eastern
Best for

A quick yes or no on a fragile piece. A rush date before a launch. A question you’d rather say than spell.

Line 02Email
info@withcobblerslane.comA reply within one working day
Best for

Quotes and packing slips. A phone photo of the goods. Anything you want written down and kept.

Line 03Post
110 West End Avenue 12G
New York, NY 10023
Signed for Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm
Best for

The box itself — tracked, insured, project number on the outside. Write before you ship, so a shelf is waiting.

Line 04By hand
Same door, twelfth floorCouriers and hand drop-offs in studio hours
Best for

Pieces too precious for a parcel van. Ring ahead and we’ll be at the door, not at the strobes.

The first email

Write the first line. We’ll write the second.

A sentence is plenty. You’ll hear back with a project number, a packing slip, and a ship-by date — usually before the next working day is out.

Circled on the contact sheet of a good first email:

  1. What you make, in a phrase.“Hand-thrown mugs.” “Brass hoop earrings.” That’s enough to plan the light.

  2. How many, and how many colorways.Six products in three glazes is eighteen decisions. We like to know early.

  3. Which set — or “not sure.”Window, Storefront, Arcade, The Whole Lane. Unsure is an answer too.

  4. One phone photo.Bad light is fine. We’re reading size, shine, and how it sits.

  5. Anything that mustn’t be touched.A wax seal, a raw edge, a patina you earned. Say so, and it stays.

A kraft-paper parcel tied with string on a dark desk beside a packing slip, striped by window light through blinds
Packed the way it arrived. Unpacked on camera, the day it lands.
Studio hours · Eastern time

When the door buzzes.

Five days lit. Two days dark. The strobes keep office hours, and so do we.

It’s 8:07pm in New York. Closed for the night — back at 8:30am.

Mon8:30–4:30
Tue8:30–4:30
Wed8:30–4:30
Thu8:30–4:30
Fri8:30–4:30
SatClosed
SunClosed

Before noon

The east window is working. We shoot lifestyle sets then, so a call might ring through to voicemail. It gets returned the same day.

After noon

Shade down, strobes up, sweep lit. The best hours to ring — we’re at the table, not the window.

Weekends

No parcels signed for. Emails wait politely until Monday at 8:30am. Ship mid-week so nothing sits in a lobby.

The four sets

Already know your set? Say its name in the subject line.

Each line opens an email with the set already written in. You’re invoiced once — after the contact sheet is approved.

  • Window

    10 images · up to 3 products

    White sweep only. One drop, one hero, shown cleanly.

    $340 Reserve a Window

  • Storefront Most picked

    20 images · up to 6 products

    16 white, 4 lifestyle in east light. Contact sheet by day five.

    $615 Reserve a Storefront

  • Arcade

    35 images · up to 12 products

    25 white, 10 lifestyle, one full 360° spin. Two revision rounds.

    $1,035 Reserve an Arcade

  • The Whole Lane

    50 images · up to 20 products

    35 white, 15 lifestyle, three spins. Insured return shipping included.

    $1,385 Reserve the Lane

Launch on the calendar? Three-day rush, $95 a set. Insured return, $22.

Read every set, line by line