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fulda ikea 1500 Jahre altes Skelett taucht in in Ikea-Tasche auf Ib Laursen Butterdose mit

Name: fulda ikea 1500 Jahre altes Skelett taucht in in Ikea-Tasche auf Ib Laursen Butterdose mit
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 58686249734
Price: 27.71 USD
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Rating: 4.3933 (30 reviews)

SKU: 58686249734

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fulda ikea 1500 Jahre altes Skelett taucht in in Ikea-Tasche auf Ib Laursen Butterdose mit

Ib Laursen Butterdose mit Rillen

Das Cermico Dipschalen 6er Set ist die perfekte Ergänzung für stilvolles Servieren von Dips, Saucen, Snacks und kleinen Beilagen

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Sichtseiten und Sockel:Manhattan Grau Matt

Die zarte Farbgebung ermöglicht vielseitige Kombinationen mit anderen Farben und Materialien bei der Tischdekoration

wipe clean with a clean damped cloth

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