geschirr grau Die Teller Stone 15,5cm/D von House Doctor, mattes Steingut, grau, nordisches design in Handarbeit. Wohndesign & schöne Dinge Größe:30ml shadows

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geschirr grau Die Teller Stone 15,5cm/D von House Doctor, mattes Steingut, grau, nordisches design in Handarbeit. Wohndesign & schöne Dinge Größe:30ml shadows

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geschirr grau Die Teller Stone 15,5cm/D von House Doctor, mattes Steingut, grau, nordisches design in Handarbeit. Wohndesign & schöne Dinge Größe:30ml shadows

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Duft:Neroli

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