riesentasse große Jumbotasse von Villeroy und Boch Botanica. Cyclamen purpurascens Größe 0 Höhe 8 cm Durchmesser 12 cm ca. 0,6 L Inhalt XXL Tasse V&B Villeroy & Boch Botanika togo

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riesentasse große Jumbotasse von Villeroy und Boch Botanica. Cyclamen purpurascens Größe 0 Höhe 8 cm Durchmesser 12 cm ca. 0,6 L Inhalt XXL Tasse V&B Villeroy & Boch Botanika togo

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riesentasse große Jumbotasse von Villeroy und Boch Botanica. Cyclamen purpurascens Größe 0 Höhe 8 cm Durchmesser 12 cm ca. 0,6 L Inhalt XXL Tasse V&B Villeroy & Boch Botanika togo

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