kleine dessertschalen KONZEPT Salatschüssel Glas klein 6/12er Set – 310 ml, stapelbare, Salatschälchen, (6-tlg), ideal als Müslischalen, Servierschalen, Snackschalen, Dessertschalen, Salatschale release:2015

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kleine dessertschalen KONZEPT Salatschüssel Glas klein 6/12er Set – 310 ml, stapelbare, Salatschälchen, (6-tlg), ideal als Müslischalen, Servierschalen, Snackschalen, Dessertschalen, Salatschale release:2015

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kleine dessertschalen KONZEPT Salatschüssel Glas klein 6/12er Set – 310 ml, stapelbare, Salatschälchen, (6-tlg), ideal als Müslischalen, Servierschalen, Snackschalen, Dessertschalen, Salatschale release:2015

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1.35 litre glass saucepan: the casserole dishes are environmentally friendly and free from chemicals

release:2015

Farbe:Light Grey

Durch das Einbauen der Zwischenteile ist die Höhe variabel

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