setzkasten weiß DanDiBo Schubladenbox Sortierkasten 12291 32 cm aus Holz Sammlervitrine, Sortierschublade Abstraktes Blumen-Gemälde von Nikolaus

Name: setzkasten weiß DanDiBo Schubladenbox Sortierkasten 12291 32 cm aus Holz Sammlervitrine, Sortierschublade Abstraktes Blumen-Gemälde von Nikolaus
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SKU: 44562205401
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setzkasten weiß DanDiBo Schubladenbox Sortierkasten 12291 32 cm aus Holz Sammlervitrine, Sortierschublade Abstraktes Blumen-Gemälde von Nikolaus

Abstraktes Blumen-Gemälde von Nikolaus Kriese – Acryl

Ob flippig bunt, ganz natürlich aus geflochtenem Korb oder als edles Designerstück verschönert ein hübscher Papierkorb jeden Arbeitsplatz

Altbau & exklusive Einrichtungen

Bettgröße:200x220 cm; 2x Kissenbezug 80x80 cm

75 € 140x200 Mit Bettkasten

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