glas teller Glasteller Summer 15cm 53ml

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glas teller Glasteller Summer 15cm 53ml

Dessertteller Grün-Braun 4er Set | SOLID | Moritz & Moritz

Der Sahnespender ist NSF-zertifiziert – das bedeutet, er entspricht strengsten Lebensmittelhygiene-Richtlinien

53ml

Design:Weißer Marmor

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