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glas karaffe klein Grün Form Kleine Village 360 ml H 16,5cm Ø 6cm DIY Weinglas Topper: Snacks

Name: glas karaffe klein Grün Form Kleine Village 360 ml H 16,5cm Ø 6cm DIY Weinglas Topper: Snacks
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 2006642220
Price: 25.02 USD
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Rating: 4.3627 (20 reviews)

SKU: 2006642220

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glas karaffe klein Grün Form Kleine Village 360 ml H 16,5cm Ø 6cm DIY Weinglas Topper: Snacks

DIY Weinglas Topper: Snacks stilvoll auf dem Glas servieren

Trockenlaufschutz Überhitzungsschutz Antikalkfilter um 360° drehbar auf der Dockingstation hitzebeständiger Griff und Deckel Technische Daten: Fassungsvermögen: 1,7 Liter Anschlussspannung: 220-240 V Leistung: 1000 W

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Motiv:Papa+Junge

In diesem Fall reicht schon eine einfallsreiche Dekoration der Unterschränke

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