schüssel porzellan weiß mit Deckel: ALT FÜRSTENBERG - 19,5 cm Lausitzer Glas Weinglas 19,5

Name: schüssel porzellan weiß mit Deckel: ALT FÜRSTENBERG - 19,5 cm Lausitzer Glas Weinglas 19,5
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SKU: 75901112366
Price: 21.66 USD
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schüssel porzellan weiß mit Deckel: ALT FÜRSTENBERG - 19,5 cm Lausitzer Glas Weinglas 19,5

Lausitzer Glas Weinglas 19,5 cm Bleikristall Rot Überfang Römer Deutschland

Passend zur schwarzen Innenseite trägt die Tasse beidseitig den Lieblingsoma-Aufdruck

263ml

Farbe:Carbon Black

Kleine Unterschiede in Form, Struktur und Glasur machen jedes Stück einzigartig

Bei der neuen Dining Collection Junto finden sinnliche Keramik in matten Erdtönen und feines Porzellan in asymmetrischen Formen ganz selbstverständlich zusammen

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