große körbe Aufbewahrungskörbe aus Bananenblatt und Seegras, 3er-Set Style: Mid-Century Modern

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große körbe Aufbewahrungskörbe aus Bananenblatt und Seegras, 3er-Set Style: Mid-Century Modern

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große körbe Aufbewahrungskörbe aus Bananenblatt und Seegras, 3er-Set Style: Mid-Century Modern

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Braune Glasflasche: Die braune Ausführung schützt lichtempfindliche Füllgüter wie Milch, Kräuteröl, Sirup, Saucen oder Dressings vor UV-Einstrahlung und eignet sich damit besonders gut für die längere Vorratshaltung und Lagerung vielfältiger Produkte

Style: Mid-Century Modern

Size(cm):King 51*91

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