300ml glas Upglassic Trinkglas aus echter Weinflasche – Handgefertigtes Unikat, Upcycling-Glas aus alten Weinflaschen Bierglas
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300ml glas Upglassic Trinkglas aus echter Weinflasche – Handgefertigtes Unikat, Upcycling-Glas aus alten Weinflaschen Bierglas
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Wasserglas als Geschenk
Modell:"Monkey Club Blue"
Außerdem sind Tumbler, Longdrinkgläser und 5 weitere Cocktailschalen mit 1910er Verzierung erhältlich.Eigenschaften des Retro Coupe Glas:Material: Bleifreies KristallglasVerzierung im Stil der 1910erVolumen: 220 mlHöhe: 14 cmBreite: 8,9 cmGewicht: 125 gSpülmaschinenfest Details Cocktailglas Retro Fizzio | 1910er Verzierung - 260 ml Das Retro Fizzio Cocktailglas greift alte Formen aus der Hochzeit der Cocktailkunst von Anfang des 20
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