setzkasten holz vintage shabby chic Farbe:87 bambus

Name: setzkasten holz vintage shabby chic Farbe:87 bambus
Brand: haus-pesjak.at
SKU: 43699052272
Price: 21.42 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1197 (11 reviews)

SKU: 43699052272

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EUR21.42 EUR65.42 Forge rate

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setzkasten holz vintage shabby chic Farbe:87 bambus

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EAN: 4251285384163 Versandart: Schnelle Lieferung Versand innerhalb von 24 Stunden Sichere Zahlung Ganz nach Ihren Wünschen Unternehmen mit Herz über 80.000 positive Bewertungen Produktinformationen "Essgruppe 3er-Set Weiß 80x80 cm mit 2 Polsterstühlen anthrazit, Armlehnen & schwarzem Metallgestell" Produktbeschreibung: Du möchtest auf kleinem Raum stilvoll essen und dabei nicht auf Komfort verzichten

Premium Glass

Farbe:87 bambus

• Design: Die geschwungenen Kanten der Schale schaffen eine elegante, fließende Form und verleihen der Glasschale eine besondere Note

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