esstisch 130x80 Esszimmertisch cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur, Höhe (cm) 75, Länge/Tiefe (cm) 130, Breite (cm) 80, Massivholz, Material Kiefer massiv, Farbe Kiefer Natur, Esstisch Esszimmertisch 130x80 cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur Danderyd esstisch

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esstisch 130x80 Esszimmertisch cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur, Höhe (cm) 75, Länge/Tiefe (cm) 130, Breite (cm) 80, Massivholz, Material Kiefer massiv, Farbe Kiefer Natur, Esstisch Esszimmertisch 130x80 cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur Danderyd esstisch

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esstisch 130x80 Esszimmertisch cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur, Höhe (cm) 75, Länge/Tiefe (cm) 130, Breite (cm) 80, Massivholz, Material Kiefer massiv, Farbe Kiefer Natur, Esstisch Esszimmertisch 130x80 cm Kiefer massiv, Farbe: Natur Danderyd esstisch

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