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glas schale mit deckel Vintage Walther Frosted Roses Konfektschale Deckel, Made in Germany, Glas Bon Bon Gastro meurer

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glas schale mit deckel Vintage Walther Frosted Roses Konfektschale Deckel, Made in Germany, Glas Bon Bon Gastro meurer

XDREAM Garden Auflage für Gartenliegen | Sonnenliegenauflage | hochwertige Gartenmatratze für Liegen, Sonnenliegen, Balkon, Outdoor | Liegenauflage anthrazit ohne Gartenliege | 60 x 200 cm Garten

Produktnummer: 509270-1 Ausführung Front und Korpus: Eiche sägerau Holznachbildung Ausstattung 1 Ablage 1 Schubkasten Lieferumfang 1 Wandregal-Schublade ohne Dekoration Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Farbdarstellung der Produktbildern auf dem jeweiligen Monitor nicht verbindlich ist

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