trinkgläser depot 16oz (ca. 470 ml) klares Glas-Trinkglas für Sublimation, Rohling mit Strohhalm – The Stainless COLhomedeco

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trinkgläser depot 16oz (ca. 470 ml) klares Glas-Trinkglas für Sublimation, Rohling mit Strohhalm – The Stainless COLhomedeco

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trinkgläser depot 16oz (ca. 470 ml) klares Glas-Trinkglas für Sublimation, Rohling mit Strohhalm – The Stainless COLhomedeco

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The set includes 2 plastic lids designed to help keep dirt out of the cups

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