nachtmann glassware Wedding Favor Vivendi Bordeaux Glass Personalized Gift nachtmann gläser 90er jahre
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SKU 82196136755 · ★ 4.7
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nachtmann glassware Wedding Favor Vivendi Bordeaux Glass Personalized Gift nachtmann gläser 90er jahre
Abfallbehälter - 3-teilig - kippbar - 3 x 15 Liter - Edelstahl - G-Line
Eine dekorative, lackierte Dose aus Glas, die ihren Inhalt vor Sonnenlicht schützt – ideal für Tee, Kaffee, Gewürze und viele andere trockenen Lebensmittel
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