geschliffene gläser 12 Gläser, 1950er – BLISS modern antiques Antike Englische Edwardian Porzellan-Keksdose

Name: geschliffene gläser 12 Gläser, 1950er – BLISS modern antiques Antike Englische Edwardian Porzellan-Keksdose
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SKU: 28899333944
Price: 25.90 USD
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geschliffene gläser 12 Gläser, 1950er – BLISS modern antiques Antike Englische Edwardian Porzellan-Keksdose

Antike Englische Edwardian Porzellan-Keksdose mit Deckel, Floral, Grün, markiert

Kristallglas unterscheidet sich ebenfalls von herkömmlichem Glas

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variant:with 4x 1.2 L Ripple Glass

Bei Pasteurisation muss das Produkt eine Verschließtemperatur von mindestens 80 °C sowie eine maximale Verarbeitungstemperatur von 90°C haben

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