glas für kaffee Latte-Glas mit Henkel CHiATO, 320 ml – Transparent KLIPPLAX Glas, gestreift rosa,

Name: glas für kaffee Latte-Glas mit Henkel CHiATO, 320 ml – Transparent KLIPPLAX Glas, gestreift rosa,
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SKU: 89905044488
Price: 29.04 USD
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Rating: 4.3987 (12 reviews)

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glas für kaffee Latte-Glas mit Henkel CHiATO, 320 ml – Transparent KLIPPLAX Glas, gestreift rosa,

KLIPPLAX Glas, gestreift rosa, 40 cl - IKEA Deutschland

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variant:with 4x 1.2 L hammered jars

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