esstisch holz gebraucht Vintage aus altem Teakholz | Esstische Instrumenten Schale ohne Deckel,

Name: esstisch holz gebraucht Vintage aus altem Teakholz | Esstische Instrumenten Schale ohne Deckel,
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SKU: 11882479517
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esstisch holz gebraucht Vintage aus altem Teakholz | Esstische Instrumenten Schale ohne Deckel,

Instrumenten Schale ohne Deckel, Glas, 20 x 10 x 5 cm | HENRY SCHEIN Medical | Henry Schein Medical GmbH

Hinweise: Gläser aus bleifreiem Glas, lebensmittelecht

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Farbe:Multıcolor

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