großer esstisch Industrial Andy, 350 cm Länge | Esstische | Industrial Style | Vintage, Art Deco | Möbel col-kueche

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großer esstisch Industrial Andy, 350 cm Länge | Esstische | Industrial Style | Vintage, Art Deco | Möbel col-kueche

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großer esstisch Industrial Andy, 350 cm Länge | Esstische | Industrial Style | Vintage, Art Deco | Möbel col-kueche

Kek tema Chanel mini 2tier size 5&6”. Kek body buttercream & deko chanel menggunakan edible image, bunga gumpaste & ribbon fondant untuk customer dari Bandar Sri Permaisuri. Tq dah order dari kami

Ausführung: stapelbarer Barhocker mit gepolstertem Sitz Bezug: schwarzes Kunstleder Gestell: Hammerschlag-Antik mit integrierter Fußstütze Sitzhöhe: 82 cm Gesamthöhe: 100 cm Gewicht: 7 kg Artikelnummer: CH1220 Für den Transport größerer Stückzahlen ist der Transportwagen M1300 für 30 Barhocker als Zubehör erhältlich

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