Bastion Collections - Tasse Rosa Blume Category_Shop/Wohnwelten/GreenGate/Herbst-Winter Kollektion '21/Marie Ihre sanften Neutraltöne passen wunderbar Farbe:Zweig Beeren dunkelrot
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Bastion Collections Tasse Rosa Blume Category_Shop Wohnwelten GreenGate Herbst Winter Kollektion '21 Marie Ihre sanften Neutraltöne passen wunderbar Farbe:Zweig Beeren dunkelrot Ihre sanften Neutraltöne passen wunderbar zu jedem Einrichtungsstil und machen den Alltag ratzfatz ein bisschen schöner cremiger Latte Macchiato oder ein bunter Eisbecher – diese fröhlichen Latte Löffel von Rice machen jedes Genusserlebnis noch ein bisschen bunter Merkmal Beschreibung Material Hochwertige Keramik Farbe Cremeweiß mit rosa Blume Fassungsvermögen 300 ml Maße Höhe: 7 cm Durchmesser: 10 cm Design Handgezeichnete Blume
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