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Merchant Campbell Sourcing unique and beautiful pieces from home and abroad by way of adventure and sheer good luck. 287 Comur Street, Yass NSW

The 2027 calendars are in!We have two styles this year, from two artists I love: Emma Sheehan and Michaela Laurie. Both...
22/10/2026

The 2027 calendars are in!

We have two styles this year, from two artists I love: Emma Sheehan and Michaela Laurie. Both Emma’s large wall calendar and Michaela’s sweet desk calendar are even better than ever. Both are beautifully printed on good heavy paper, and both have the kind of images you’d happily frame once the year is done. I actually know people who do exactly that.

Whilst I’m a devotee of the digital diary, I still love a pretty paper calendar on my pantry wall and on my desk. They mark the passing of the year and it’s always a treat to turn the page on the new month and reveal the new image. But I know that many people still write everything on paper and that the calendar on the kitchen wall runs many, many homes.

So, either way, whether you’re a digital diary devotee like me or a pen and paper, handwritten calendar type of gal, these lovely calendars deserve a place in everyone’s homes. They also make lovely gifts, post easily, and they always sell out early. 👯‍♂️👯‍♂️👯‍♂️

October gas three birthstones, which seems greedy, but there you are. Tourmaline, rose quartz and opal. And as an Octobe...
12/10/2026

October gas three birthstones, which seems greedy, but there you are. Tourmaline, rose quartz and opal. And as an October baby, I’m pretty pleased with that!

Tourmaline is the show-off. It comes out of the ground in more colours than any other stone, and sometimes two or three in the one crystal: pink at one end, green at the other, like a slice of watermelon. The Victorians were mad for it.

Rose quartz is the quiet one. Soft pink, sometimes slightly cloudy, and warm in the hand in a way the clearer stones aren’t. People have carried it around for luck and love for a few thousand years. And matched with pearls? Heaven!

We have a truly lovely range of both tourmaline and rose quartz jewellery in the shop - something for all aesthetics. If you know an October baby, you know what to do. If you are an October baby, send this to someone. Subtly. Or not.

07/10/2026

One month to go!!

Saturday 7 November, 10am to 2pm ish, THE Merchant Campbell Providore & Foodie Markets in our car park, 287 Comur Street, Yass. Put it in the diary!

This is our third year. The first two blew us away: the turnout, the stallholders, the whole day. The sell outs. So we are very, very much looking forward to this one.

Sixteen stalls, all from round here. Gin from Hillman Bros, organic w**e, figs & olive oil products from Rosnay Organics, honey from Boorowa, chocolate from Murrumbateman, Yass Valley Farm eggs, a paddock to plate butcher & small good maker from Bungendore, pottery & carving demonstrations from Good Hope, w**e and c***r from Intrepidus, 1027 Vineyard & Crafty C***r (pace yourselves), jams, chutneys, cordials and sauces from Seed Food With Love, a dandelion apothecary and Woof Gang with their delicious treats for the dog, so nobody feels left out. And more!!

Bring a basket, bring the dog, bring whoever’s visiting. We will have a solar powered coffee van too, so you can get your coffee fix while shopping!

See you there - I hope!!

M###

Clocks went forward an hour last night. I hope you remembered to wind them on before bed or did you wake up, uncertain, ...
03/10/2026

Clocks went forward an hour last night. I hope you remembered to wind them on before bed or did you wake up, uncertain, exhausted & unsure what the actual time is (like me)?

Over this long weekend, we’re closed today (Sunday) and also public holiday Monday for Labour Day. Online is open the whole time, naturally. Back to regular 10am - 4.30pm from Tuesday.

Have a very safe weekend wherever you may be.

And isn’t this clock nice?! You can buy it online, if you like…

Margot x

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03/10/2026

I met clever, clever pants Justine Taylor the other day to pick up a collection of her new works for the shop. What fantastic new pieces! I’m thrilled.

As always, she’s nailed the brief. We’ve got some whimsy with a nice, big piece featuring grog, two fun horsey pieces and a truly fabulous diptych of the home block. I love them all, which is a marvellously convenient position for a shopkeeper.

They’re hanging in the shop now, plus I have another three en route, so we’ve got plenty to choose from. Justine’s work has never lasted long on these walls, so if one of them is speaking to you, speak back quickly. 🏇🏿

30/09/2026

Yesterday was World Heart Day, such an important day, but I forgot to post this!! 🙄

However, I did actually mark the day the only way I know how - by wearing my heart on my sleeve - well, actually around my neck.♥️♥️♥️

But seriously, here’s the important part. Around twenty Australian women die of coronary heart disease every day. That’s close to one an hour. Women are also less likely than men to be treated in hospital for a heart attack, partly because the warning signs get missed. Maybe because we’re too busy looking after everyone else and often ignore our own symptoms …

This year’s campaign is called Don’t Miss a Beat. Eighty per cent of deaths from cardiovascular disease come down to risk factors that can be prevented or managed, which means most of this is not fate.

So if you’re 45 or over, or 30 and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, ring your GP and ask for a Heart Health Check. Do it today, while you’re thinking about it. Your heart won’t wait.

And, by the way, if you like this gorgeous necklace, DM me or ring the shop (02 6226 1240) and we’ll help you!

M🤍🤍🤍

30/09/2026

Yesterday was World Heart Day, which I marked the only way I know how. By wearing my heart on my sleeve - well, actually around my neck.♥️♥️♥️

But seriously, here’s the important part. Around twenty Australian women die of coronary heart disease every day. That’s close to one an hour. Women are also less likely than men to be treated in hospital for a heart attack, partly because the warning signs get missed. Maybe because we’re too busy looking after everyone else and often ignore our own symptoms …

This year’s campaign is called Don’t Miss a Beat. Eighty per cent of deaths from cardiovascular disease come down to risk factors that can be prevented or managed, which means most of this is not fate.

So if you’re 45 or over, or 30 and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, ring your GP and ask for a Heart Health Check. Do it today, while you’re thinking about it. Your heart won’t wait.

M 🤍🤍🤍

Address

287 Comur Street
Yass, NSW
2582

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 4:30pm
Thursday 10am - 4:30pm
Friday 10am - 4:30pm
Saturday 10am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+61498009814

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