becher steingut aus Weiß 3-fach sortiert (B/H/T) 11x9x8cm 290ml | 10046297 TABLEWARE_BOWLS

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becher steingut aus Weiß 3-fach sortiert (B/H/T) 11x9x8cm 290ml | 10046297 TABLEWARE_BOWLS

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becher steingut aus Weiß 3-fach sortiert (B/H/T) 11x9x8cm 290ml | 10046297 TABLEWARE_BOWLS

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Füllvolumen:140 ml

Dieses DIY-Projekt nutzt alte Weinflaschen, die zu stilvollen Vasen umfunktioniert werden

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