möbler A lounge chair with foot stool from Göte in Nässjö, second half of the 20th century 2er Set E14 Ersatzglas

Name: möbler A lounge chair with foot stool from Göte in Nässjö, second half of the 20th century 2er Set E14 Ersatzglas
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SKU: 70455142909
Price: 25.42 USD
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möbler A lounge chair with foot stool from Göte in Nässjö, second half of the 20th century 2er Set E14 Ersatzglas

2er Set E14 Ersatzglas Kugellampenschirm Ø 9cm Rauchglas Kugel Glas Lampenschirm für Pendelleuchte, Tischlampe & Deckenleuchte – LED geeignet – Glaslampenschirm Smoke Glas für Lampe Leuchte Beleuchtung

500 ml Die verwendeten Glasuren sowie der Ton sind für Essgeschirr und auch für die Spülmaschine geeignet

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color:Blau

Hergestellt aus Glas und PET, verfügt sie über einen Ein-/Aus-Schalter für bequeme Bedienung

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