eckbankgruppe klein Rodnik Ecuador grau-weiß, Essgruppe platzsparend, 4 TLG. Set: rechteckiger Tisch, Truhen-Eckbank, 2 Hocker Küche, Haushalt & Wohnen déco chic

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eckbankgruppe klein Rodnik Ecuador grau-weiß, Essgruppe platzsparend, 4 TLG. Set: rechteckiger Tisch, Truhen-Eckbank, 2 Hocker Küche, Haushalt & Wohnen déco chic

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eckbankgruppe klein Rodnik Ecuador grau-weiß, Essgruppe platzsparend, 4 TLG. Set: rechteckiger Tisch, Truhen-Eckbank, 2 Hocker Küche, Haushalt & Wohnen déco chic

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size:Large (U9742): H = 10" | D = 12" x 5" (set of 2)

The dual opening lid is functionally designed and features a twist n' chug spout for drinking and a wide opening that allows for easy cleaning and adding ice

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