geschirr-set modern GÜRAL Porselen ATINA (30-tlg), 6 Personen, Porzellan, Farbige und moderne Muster mit elegantem Design, Essgeschirr, Essservice Set

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geschirr-set modern GÜRAL Porselen ATINA (30-tlg), 6 Personen, Porzellan, Farbige und moderne Muster mit elegantem Design, Essgeschirr, Essservice Set

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geschirr-set modern GÜRAL Porselen ATINA (30-tlg), 6 Personen, Porzellan, Farbige und moderne Muster mit elegantem Design, Essgeschirr, Essservice Set

CreaTable Teller-Set Samba Bunt, Tellerset 12 tlg (12-tlg), 4 Personen, Porzellan, Handgemalter Spiraldekor, Essgeschirr, Essservice

Maße: 11 x 14 cm / Fassungsvermögen: 1 Liter Passt wunderbar in alle unsere Weckglashalter und ist super geeignet zum Dekorieren mit unseren Teelichthaltern und vielen weiteren Dekorationen

Set

Color:Graphite Grey

Wir unterscheiden hier zwei verschiedene Arten von Zubehör: Cap und Lid

this set is ready to make a statement at your next gathering

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