u/GooeyElk

I know these will need re-tinning, but I'm keen to give this a go myself since I managed to pick up the set for £50 total (also including a small nonstick pan which will likely go to landfill since the nonstick coating is pretty worn down).

I think one of the pots - the biggest one, with the chunky handle - might be Mauviel since the Made in France logo looks like it might be oval? But I'm very new to this, so not sure. I've attached photos of the other stamps and would be really grateful for any insight onto any of these items! One of them doesn't have any stamp. The thickest one is over 3mm, the thinnest is closer to 1.5mm-2mm. Some of them are slightly dented but nothing too bad, so I think it should just be a case of re-tinning and then they'll be ready for cooking in :)

Thanks in advance!

Buddy came up to visit so I lent him one of my bikes and we spent the day riding around, 10/10

I put him on the Trek and I took the single speed, would've felt rude to give him the less comfortable ride

Last photo is more of an ex-bike than an xbike