teller set modern geschirr 6 personen OTTO home Tafelservice Set, modernes Geschirr-Set, Service Novalee (12-tlg), Personen, Steinzeug, hohe Haltbarkeit, spülmaschinen- & Durchmesser:18 cm – Satin Brass

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teller set modern geschirr 6 personen OTTO home Tafelservice Set, modernes Geschirr-Set, Service Novalee (12-tlg), Personen, Steinzeug, hohe Haltbarkeit, spülmaschinen- & Durchmesser:18 cm – Satin Brass

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teller set modern geschirr 6 personen OTTO home Tafelservice Set, modernes Geschirr-Set, Service Novalee (12-tlg), Personen, Steinzeug, hohe Haltbarkeit, spülmaschinen- & Durchmesser:18 cm – Satin Brass

Konfirmationskerze OLLI wachsverziert

‘Place emphasis on natural materials like wood, jute and rattan for a relaxed bohemian vibe at home

Satin Brass

Abmessungen (B x T x H mm):1200 x 600 x 620-860

75 cm Holzstärke ca

Capacity is 3.7 quart / 3540 ml

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