rustikaler esstisch holz Tisch Nr. 1 - aus alter Eichen Porzellan Ornamente von räder.

Name: rustikaler esstisch holz Tisch Nr. 1 - aus alter Eichen Porzellan Ornamente von räder.
Brand: www.arrays.com.ar
SKU: 46809587559
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rustikaler esstisch holz Tisch Nr. 1 - aus alter Eichen Porzellan Ornamente von räder.

Porzellan Ornamente von räder. Material: unglasiertes Porzellan mit Reliefdekor, Feder, Naturkordel und Transparentpapier.

Dank der praktischen Drehfunktion genießt du dabei maximale Bewegungsfreiheit – ideal für flexible Wohn- und Arbeitsbereiche

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Muster:Hundenapf

Oktober ** Mehr Details Hersteller: Floristen Produkte Höhe: 2.2cm Breite: 15.5cm Länge: 15.5cm Farbe: Braun Material: Keramik Saison: Frühling Stil: Mediterran Design: Glatt Netto-Gewicht: 0.46kg Durchmesser: 15.5cm Volumen: 0.53l Artikelbilder Galerie EU-Verantwortlicher Siegfried Schuster GmbH Gewerbepark Borna-Ost 3 DE 04552 Borna 1

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