Please place orders for Father's Day celebrated on Sunday, September 7th, 2025

Browse our one-stop shop for beautiful and practical kitchen and garden wares with traditional roots

Kitchenware and garden tool seasonal favourites

At Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores Duncan and Megan take care to select tools that you'll use in the garden and kitchen for decades to come. These are the goods you'll reach for daily. They are practical, elegant and beautiful. As one of our customers, Wendy, puts it they are "last-a-lifetime, hand-me-down" heirloom territory. Falcon enamelware, Fowlers preserving supplies, Stanley flasks, timber utensils, and Mason Cash ceramics seasonal favourites are go-to kitchenware essentials. You'll find pie dishes in multiple sizes, serving spoons and ladles, tea pots, baking and roasting trays, and serveware (plates, bowls, mugs, tumblers). Add to that gardening tools to make tasks easier from weeding fingers, secateurs, and classic trowels and forks, to potato harvesters, asparagus knives and our popular razor hoe multi-purpose gardening tool.

















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Renovation wrap-up

July 27, 2025

‘Why didn’t you just bulldoze it?’ is a question we’ve been asked more than once about the renovation of our 70-year-old timber house at Nundle, in the Upper Peel Valley of north west NSW. We did ask both our draftsman and builder, ‘Should we knock it down?’ Their advice was that the frame of the house was solid and we could work with what we had, rather than build new. Making use of existing available materials, and hopefully saving money made sense as well. It also appealed to history. Our family has memories in these walls where we’ve raised children, had family celebrations and nurtured daily routines. Knocking the house down seemed like an insult to those stories.