korb wohnzimmer Großer quadratischer aus natürlichem Bambus – Victoria met Albert 24-teiliges Geschirrset aus Porzellan,

Name: korb wohnzimmer Großer quadratischer aus natürlichem Bambus – Victoria met Albert 24-teiliges Geschirrset aus Porzellan,
Brand: www.7hzrecordings.com
SKU: 45071778350
Price: 23.44 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7182 (30 reviews)

Studio No. 45071778350

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korb wohnzimmer Großer quadratischer aus natürlichem Bambus – Victoria met Albert 24-teiliges Geschirrset aus Porzellan,

24-teiliges Geschirrset aus Porzellan, weiß/schwarz

Die schmale Silhouette macht sie zu einer idealen Vase schmal hoch, die sich sowohl modern als auch klassisch ins Wohnambiente einfügt

Teak Sideboard

Farbe:Tierra

Die 0,7L Box misst aussen 155 × 100 × 80 mm und verfügt über Innenmasse von 120 × 80 × 70 mm.

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