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porzellan schüssel weiß Schale rund 250 ml Ø 15 cm · 3,5 cm weiss "Galba" Match Cocktail Shaker -

Name: porzellan schüssel weiß Schale rund 250 ml Ø 15 cm · 3,5 cm weiss "Galba" Match Cocktail Shaker -
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 45709339384
Price: 29.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2025 (29 reviews)

SKU: 45709339384

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porzellan schüssel weiß Schale rund 250 ml Ø 15 cm · 3,5 cm weiss "Galba" Match Cocktail Shaker -

Match Cocktail Shaker - Pewter

I didn’t, so asked someone in the trade section at Bunnings to cut these to the sizes I needed

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Farbe:Klar

Die Wahrheit liegt, wie so oft im Leben, wahrscheinlich irgendwo dazwischen

Bei der neuen Dining Collection Junto finden sinnliche Keramik in matten Erdtönen und feines Porzellan in asymmetrischen Formen ganz selbstverständlich zusammen

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