porzellan servierschale Schale 22 cm/3,00 l "Skagen" Salat- und Beilagenschale Eckige Porzellan-Servierschale für Salate Salat- und Beilagenschale für Beilagen Eckige Porzellan-Servierschale für Desserts Pièces - Personnes_12 personnes

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porzellan servierschale Schale 22 cm/3,00 l

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porzellan servierschale Schale 22 cm/3,00 l "Skagen" Salat- und Beilagenschale Eckige Porzellan-Servierschale für Salate Salat- und Beilagenschale für Beilagen Eckige Porzellan-Servierschale für Desserts Pièces - Personnes_12 personnes

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Size:80 g

Maße: Höhe: 21.2 cm

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