kleine tisch mit 2 stühlen Essgruppe 2er-Set Eiche 80x80 cm anthrazit – modern & platzsparend cat_designers

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kleine tisch mit 2 stühlen Essgruppe 2er-Set Eiche 80x80 cm anthrazit – modern & platzsparend cat_designers

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kleine tisch mit 2 stühlen Essgruppe 2er-Set Eiche 80x80 cm anthrazit – modern & platzsparend cat_designers

speiseteller weihnachten Weihnachtsgeschirr Teller Ø 20,5cm Größe:180 x 260 cm (70" x 102") –

Filialverfügbarkeit & Selbstabholung Click & Collect prüfen oder vor Ort entdecken Artikel Kombiservice Grace 16tlg.Artikelnummer 3822612-00000Material Porzellan Merkmale Aus Porzellan Insgesamt 16 Teile Je 4x Speiseteller Ø 27 cm, Schale Ø 18 cm, Dessertteller Ø 18 cm, Kaffeebecher 350 ml Set für 6 Personen Weitere Produktdetails ProduktabmessungenStck in tlg.16.00 Liebhaber fröhlicher Tischkultur kommen mit dem Kombiservice Grace 16tlg

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