ausgefallene designer vasen Moderne Glasvase Vase Kyoto ultramarinblau (3er Set) H:10-15 cm Drehstuhl

ausgefallene designer vasen Moderne Glasvase Vase Kyoto ultramarinblau (3er Set) H:10-15 cm Drehstuhl

Name: ausgefallene designer vasen Moderne Glasvase Vase Kyoto ultramarinblau (3er Set) H:10-15 cm Drehstuhl
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SKU: 3248500414
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ausgefallene designer vasen Moderne Glasvase Vase Kyoto ultramarinblau (3er Set) H:10-15 cm Drehstuhl

DIY} Schneeflöckchen Gläser

19cm Höhe: Länge: ca

Drehstuhl

Typ:Weißsatz

Produktinfo Beschreibung Original-Ware von DESIGNEDIT: Wir sind zertifizierter USM Second Hand Partner Gebrauchter Zustand: minimale Gebrauchsspuren möglich Mini Highboard mit drei Fächern und drei Klapptüren Größe (BxHxT): 50 x 105 x 35 cm, (Systemmaß

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