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About Vault & Vale Collectibles Limited

Vault & Vale Collectibles Limited is an antiques and collectibles retailer based in Glasgow. This page sets out the company details we hold, what the business is for, and how to reach us directly before you decide anything.

01 / Company identity

The company behind the website

The company name is VAULT & VALE COLLECTIBLES LIMITED, company number SC896848, and its website is vaultvale.co.uk. The named director is David Jackson.

These are the details supplied for the business. They are listed so you can see who you are dealing with; if you want to check them against an official register, you are welcome to do so yourself.

Company name
VAULT & VALE COLLECTIBLES LIMITED
Company number
SC896848
Director
David Jackson
Website
vaultvale.co.uk

02 / What brings you here

An antiques and collectibles retailer

Vault & Vale Collectibles sells antiques and collectibles. This website helps you look at the kinds of objects people collect, learn what to ask about them, and start a conversation with us about an item that interests you.

Older books are part of the picture too. The antique books pages explain how editions, condition and completeness are usually discussed, so your questions are specific. They are guidance for buyers rather than a promise that any particular title is held.

A framed portrait, glass vessels and a yellow floral vessel arranged on a shelf.
Object and material context. Illustrative photograph; not company premises or available stock.
  • Antiques and collectibles are the focus of the business.
  • Older books are covered through buyer guidance.
  • Ask us directly about any specific object you are considering.

03 / Correspondence

What you can confirm directly

You can write to us at [email protected]. For anything that matters to a purchase, such as availability, condition or terms, an email gives you a written record of what was said.

The business address is 2/1, 249 Hollybrook Street, Glasgow, G42 8SS, United Kingdom. That is the company's address for correspondence and records. It is not an invitation to call in, and it does not mean the public can visit without arrangement. If you would like to see an item in person, ask first and wait for a reply.

Company / Address / Contact

Draft a first message to the company

Choose the situation closest to yours. Each shows a question you might ask and why it is worth asking. Your draft is prepared on this page for you to edit and send from your own email app; nothing is sent from here.

I want to check who I am dealing with

Before discussing a purchase, many buyers want to be sure of the company, its address and a named person. Asking in writing gives you something to refer back to.

Could you confirm the company name, company number and registered address I should use if I decide to buy from you?

I would like to see an item in person

The business address is for correspondence, so viewing is something to arrange rather than assume. Name the object and say roughly where you are travelling from.

I am interested in a particular item and would like to know whether a viewing can be arranged, and if so how and when I should ask.

I am looking for an older book

Book guidance on this site does not mean a given title is available. Give the author, title and any edition details you know, and ask what can be confirmed.

I am looking for a specific older book. Could you tell me whether you have anything matching it, and what you can say about its edition and condition?

Edit this starting message, then copy it into your own email app. You can include a question from the examples. Opening an example leaves your message unchanged.

Open your email app

Address your message to [email protected]. The link opens an email; copy your edited text into it before sending.

04 / Your next question

Where to go from here

If you are drawn to period objects, start with the antiques pages. If you are interested in more recent objects that people collect for their interest and character, the collectibles pages are the place to begin.

If you are thinking about an older book, the antique books pages cover editions and condition. When you already have a question in mind, go straight to the contact page or write to [email protected].

A written conversation

Write to us before you decide

If you have a question about an object, a book or the company itself, email [email protected] or use the contact page to prepare your message. Ask plainly and keep our reply for your records.

Go to the contact page