tablett weiß rund CeleBig® Deko ø30,7cm mit Rand | Dekoteller und Dekotablett aus Metall Weiss | Serviertablett Weiss | Tischdeko | Adventskranzhalter | Halter für Kerzen | Zeitloses Design premium wasserkocher

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tablett weiß rund CeleBig® Deko ø30,7cm mit Rand | Dekoteller und Dekotablett aus Metall Weiss | Serviertablett Weiss | Tischdeko | Adventskranzhalter | Halter für Kerzen | Zeitloses Design premium wasserkocher

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wetterfeste gartentruhe Keter KENTWOOD 190L Decocoat – Gartenbox in Rosenholzoptik mit Sitzfunktion – UV-beständige Aufbewahrungsbox, abschließbar, für Innen- & Außenbereich Garten Set:Single –

Stilvolles und funktionales Design Die Kombination aus klarem Borosilikatglas und natürlichem Akazienholz schafft einen modernen, minimalistischen Look, der zu jedem Küchenstil passt

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Size:1 L

Hergestellt in Spanien

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