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steingut service CreaTable Kombiservice Geschirr-Set Terra Collection (16-tlg), 4 Personen, Steingut, Service, angesagte Naturfarben Made in Europe, 16 Teile für 4 Personen, Geschirr-Set von CreaTable, 16 Teile Pflanzbehälter

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steingut service CreaTable Kombiservice Geschirr-Set Terra Collection (16-tlg), 4 Personen, Steingut, Service, angesagte Naturfarben Made in Europe, 16 Teile für 4 Personen, Geschirr-Set von CreaTable, 16 Teile Pflanzbehälter

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