ikea espressotassen Vintage 365+ Espresso-Tassen und Untertassen, entworfen von Susan Pryke, mit einem unverwechselbaren handbemalten, schwarzen Kritzel-Design Special-Sale

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ikea espressotassen Vintage 365+ Espresso-Tassen und Untertassen, entworfen von Susan Pryke, mit einem unverwechselbaren handbemalten, schwarzen Kritzel-Design Special-Sale

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ikea espressotassen Vintage 365+ Espresso-Tassen und Untertassen, entworfen von Susan Pryke, mit einem unverwechselbaren handbemalten, schwarzen Kritzel-Design Special-Sale

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Pack Size:4 PK

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This grey cup offers a classic shape and crafted look

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