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wasserkocher weiß holz Keramik 1,7 L – mit Holzgriff & Holzknauf, 360°-Sockel, LED, lebensmittelechte Silikondichtung, BPA-frei, 1500 W, Retro Design, langlebig & stilvoll – Modell ALLEGRO mittelgroßer 25 ring hochbeet

SKU: 18038396228
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EUR29.01 EUR55.01 Pit lane

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wasserkocher weiß holz Keramik 1,7 L – mit Holzgriff & Holzknauf, 360°-Sockel, LED, lebensmittelechte Silikondichtung, BPA-frei, 1500 W, Retro Design, langlebig & stilvoll – Modell ALLEGRO mittelgroßer 25 ring hochbeet

mittelgroßer 25 ring hochbeet blumenständer sonnenschirm - Temu Luxembourg

Mit einem Fassungsvermögen von je 225 ml eignen sich die Becher ideal für Kaffee, Tee oder andere Getränke

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Design, Farbe:Fuchs

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