tasse aus keramik

tasse aus keramik Handgemachter Keramikbecher 250 ml mit Farbverlauf in Lila-, Blau-, Rot-, oder Grüntönen Glasflasche 40 ml Dora

Name: tasse aus keramik Handgemachter Keramikbecher 250 ml mit Farbverlauf in Lila-, Blau-, Rot-, oder Grüntönen Glasflasche 40 ml Dora
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 90733596745
Price: 22.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828900000000001 (17 reviews)

SKU: 90733596745

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tasse aus keramik Handgemachter Keramikbecher 250 ml mit Farbverlauf in Lila-, Blau-, Rot-, oder Grüntönen Glasflasche 40 ml Dora

Glasflasche 40 ml Dora – für Essig, Öl & Likör

Die Umrüstung der Gas-Art muss von einem Fachmann durchgeführt werden

Muster

Farbe:Apfelgrün

Die klare Linie verbittet jedweden Schnörkel, reduziert das Utensil auf das Nötigste

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