esstisch mit stühlen 6 personen Essgruppe OTTO HOME "Altona", ausziehbar plus Stühle", beige (weiß, beige, beige, schwarz), Microfaser, Synchron-Auszug, Sitzmöbel-Sets, Essgruppe, Säulentisch 140-180x90 cm, Stuhl Federkorb, 140 kg belastbar ab € 499,99 (Oktober 2026 Weston L

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esstisch mit stühlen 6 personen Essgruppe OTTO HOME

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esstisch mit stühlen 6 personen Essgruppe OTTO HOME "Altona", ausziehbar plus Stühle", beige (weiß, beige, beige, schwarz), Microfaser, Synchron-Auszug, Sitzmöbel-Sets, Essgruppe, Säulentisch 140-180x90 cm, Stuhl Federkorb, 140 kg belastbar ab € 499,99 (Oktober 2026 Weston L

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