dessert schüssel 6-tlg. Set Porzellan Eisschale 17 cm "Schiffchen" aus Porzellan im Set Porzellan-Servierschale im Set für Salate Schüssel aus Porzellan im Set für Desserts Porzellan-Servierschale im Set für Beilagen Paket

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dessert schüssel 6-tlg. Set Porzellan Eisschale 17 cm

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dessert schüssel 6-tlg. Set Porzellan Eisschale 17 cm "Schiffchen" aus Porzellan im Set Porzellan-Servierschale im Set für Salate Schüssel aus Porzellan im Set für Desserts Porzellan-Servierschale im Set für Beilagen Paket

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220 cm (86,6 Zoll)ZertifizierungCE, ULMasseØ27 cm (10,6")H: 43 cm (16,9")Gewicht3 kg Verpan FUN 1TM Lampe Viele betrachten die Fun-Kollektion als eines der grössten Meisterwerke Verner Pantons im Bereich des Lichtdesigns

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Style:Pack of 3

Referenz : AS30RR0

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