SIGN Kartenhalter, 2 - teilig - 15 x 7 x 23 cm - Transparent, Edelstahl Gewicht in kg_0.221 Mit seiner schlichten Formensprache und

Name: SIGN Kartenhalter, 2 - teilig - 15 x 7 x 23 cm - Transparent, Edelstahl Gewicht in kg_0.221 Mit seiner schlichten Formensprache und
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 99312400811
Price: 13.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1926 (29 reviews)

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SIGN Kartenhalter, 2 teilig 15 x 7 x 23 cm Transparent, Edelstahl Gewicht in kg_0.221 Mit seiner schlichten Formensprache und Mit seiner schlichten Formensprache und klaren Linienführung glänzt Buffet One als ewiger Trendsetter und überzeugt doch auch im Detail: Bester Chromnickelstahl 18 10 in hochsolider Qualität und erstklassiger Verarbeitung Alle handelsüblichen Flaschen mit 0 Glasklares Acrylglas UV stabil Ideal für Speisekarten und Preislisten

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