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schale aus holz LB H&F Lilienburg Dekoschale LB H&F Teakschale Dekoschale Holzschale Teak (Holz Schlüsselschale Schlüsselablage Obstschale Schüssel Schmuckschale ca. Ø 18-24 cm massiv), Jede Schale ist ein Unikat und unterscheidet sich in Farbe Schlüssel

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schale aus holz LB H&F Lilienburg Dekoschale LB H&F Teakschale Dekoschale Holzschale Teak (Holz Schlüsselschale Schlüsselablage Obstschale Schüssel Schmuckschale ca. Ø 18-24 cm massiv), Jede Schale ist ein Unikat und unterscheidet sich in Farbe Schlüssel

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