obstschale aus glas Antike Französische Art Deco Geschliffenem bei Pamono kaufen 4 Pieces Foldable Lunch

Name: obstschale aus glas Antike Französische Art Deco Geschliffenem bei Pamono kaufen 4 Pieces Foldable Lunch
Brand: www.arrays.com.ar
SKU: 89791104198
Price: 25.13 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0054 (29 reviews)

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obstschale aus glas Antike Französische Art Deco Geschliffenem bei Pamono kaufen 4 Pieces Foldable Lunch

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Material:Fuß aus Edelstahl

ÄSTHETIK: Die Oberfläche in Holzoptik verleiht der Box eine natürliche und zugleich moderne Ausstrahlung, die gut zu jedem Außenbereich passt

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