esszimmerstühle set 6 Esszimmerstuhl Samt Tectake Esszimmerstuhl – Stück, Samtbezug, Armlehnen, Schwarzes Metallgestell, Creme/schwarz, Ergonomisch, Belastbar Bis 120 Kg, Für Wohnzimmer, Esszimmer, Büro teacher

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esszimmerstühle set 6 Esszimmerstuhl Samt Tectake Esszimmerstuhl – Stück, Samtbezug, Armlehnen, Schwarzes Metallgestell, Creme/schwarz, Ergonomisch, Belastbar Bis 120 Kg, Für Wohnzimmer, Esszimmer, Büro teacher

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esszimmerstühle set 6 Esszimmerstuhl Samt Tectake Esszimmerstuhl – Stück, Samtbezug, Armlehnen, Schwarzes Metallgestell, Creme/schwarz, Ergonomisch, Belastbar Bis 120 Kg, Für Wohnzimmer, Esszimmer, Büro teacher

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Variante:messing Ø 5mm

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