essgruppe garten 6 personen Tidyard 7-TLG. Personen, Sitzgruppe Garten, Esstisch mit Verstellbar Hochlehner Stühle, Lounge Gartenmöbel Set Poly Rattan Grau Garten Vintage-Figur

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essgruppe garten 6 personen Tidyard 7-TLG. Personen, Sitzgruppe Garten, Esstisch mit Verstellbar Hochlehner Stühle, Lounge Gartenmöbel Set Poly Rattan Grau Garten Vintage-Figur

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essgruppe garten 6 personen Tidyard 7-TLG. Personen, Sitzgruppe Garten, Esstisch mit Verstellbar Hochlehner Stühle, Lounge Gartenmöbel Set Poly Rattan Grau Garten Vintage-Figur

KADAX Tortenständer mit Deckel, Transparente Tortenplatte mit Fuß, Elegante Glaskuchenteller, Tortenglocke aus Glas, robuster Servierteller (Rund Ø 29 cm) Küche, Haushalt & Wohnen

Im Wert von 50 Euro

Vintage-Figur

CAPACITY:3000 ML

Dadurch lässt sich der Tisch vielseitig kombinieren — mit Holzstühlen, Polsterstühlen, Bänken oder modernen Metallakzenten

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