20 liter eimer mit deckel Geologie & Paläontologie – Liter, passend zu Sieben Ø 31 cm Ikea DRÖMBILD Becher 25

Name: 20 liter eimer mit deckel Geologie & Paläontologie – Liter, passend zu Sieben Ø 31 cm Ikea DRÖMBILD Becher 25
Brand: goatowner.com
SKU: 60937611990
Price: 20.03 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5967 (6 reviews)

SKU 60937611990

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20 liter eimer mit deckel Geologie & Paläontologie – Liter, passend zu Sieben Ø 31 cm Ikea DRÖMBILD Becher 25

Ikea DRÖMBILD Becher 25 cl Klarglas ab 26,24 € (Oktober 2026)

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Größe:Maßanfertigung bis 1,57 m²

Das Weißweinglas hat ein Füllvolumen von 450 ml, das Rotweinglas von 580 ml

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