schrankkörbe 2er Set Regalkorb Schrankkorb Korb für Billy Wasserhyazinthe "Basko", Natur | 326201036 ZEH Teetasse Beige Porzellan

Name: schrankkörbe 2er Set Regalkorb Schrankkorb Korb für Billy Wasserhyazinthe "Basko", Natur | 326201036 ZEH Teetasse Beige Porzellan
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SKU: 38569741031
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schrankkörbe 2er Set Regalkorb Schrankkorb Korb für Billy Wasserhyazinthe "Basko", Natur | 326201036 ZEH Teetasse Beige Porzellan

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Informationen über das Produkt überspringen Produktdetails und Serviceinfos Artikelbeschreibung Art.-Nr.: 7669146565 Qualitätsproduktion Schwarz Mattglasur Trendige Coupeform Spülmaschinen- und mikrowellengeeignet Das Geschirr präsentiert sich in einem hochwertigen Steinzeug, in einer absolut trendigen schwarzen Mattglasur

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Set:12-teiliges Set

Lagerung Die Matratzen mögen keine Hitze und Feuchtigkeit

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