Le Creuset Marseille Blue Cookware

With a little over a month to until our wedding Mark and I have put the finishing touches on our registry and one of the things I am most excited about the pieces of Le Creuset Marseille cookware we have picked OUT.   I have mentioned the brand many times over the years and you can see my top picks in Share the Love this Valentines Day, my White Out: White Home Decor post, and my Coffee Cup Crush

The company has been making beautiful cookware in Frnace for almos 100 years and while it is quite expensive, I think they are worth it.  We have one item from the brand but from friends and family who love them the best feature is that their products retain heat evenly.  And besides being very function the Le Creuset Marseille shade is just gorgeous.  Below you can find some of the items on our wishlist:

1 |  Le Creuset 12 oz Gravy Boat in Marseille
1 |  Le Creuset Stoneware Rectangular Baking Dish with Lid

1 |  Le Creuset Cast Iron Dutch Oven
1 |  Stoneware Oval Serving Platter

5 |  Le Creuset 1.6 Qt. Pitcher in Marseille
6 | Stackable Mini Ramekin Dish (9cm)
7 | Stoneware Classic Traditional Teapot
8 | Stoneware Serving Bowl

9 | Le Creuset Cast Iron Signature Skillet
10 | 12 oz. Stoneware Coffee Mug
11 | Le Creuset Crocks Marseille – Marseille Craft Series Five-Piece Utensil & Crock Set

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A few other items have made my list, like the Marseille Blue Signature Square Grill but they did not fit in this collage.  I have linked to a variety of vendors above and there are a wide variety of stores that sell them, including Wayfair and Amazon, but make sure you are getting the authoic cookware.  The one thing I did have to be very vareful on was to pay attention to the sizes (whether in ounces or liters) for things like the utensil container, the dish, the mug, the gravy boat, and the mugs.

Some things you really don’t need from the brand mainly that are not cookware.  In my mind these would include the Craft Series Medium Spatula,  the Egg Cup. and  the Pastry Brush all of which go for $10.  And the list goes on to include things like the  $16 Silicone French Drink Coasters,  the $30 Compact Corkscrew, or even the Le Creuset Marseille foil cutter.

What do you think of the Le Creuset Marseille cookware?