1960er KOMMODE Kleider Schrank Teak Ahorn Holz vintage midcentury Schubladenkommode Polster neu bezogen ( Salbei Die Kombination aus warmem

1960er KOMMODE Kleider Schrank Teak Ahorn Holz vintage midcentury Schubladenkommode Polster neu bezogen ( Salbei Die Kombination aus warmem

Name: 1960er KOMMODE Kleider Schrank Teak Ahorn Holz vintage midcentury Schubladenkommode Polster neu bezogen ( Salbei Die Kombination aus warmem
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 11448318892
Price: 149.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 11448318892 · ★ 4.5

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1960er KOMMODE Kleider Schrank Teak Ahorn Holz vintage midcentury Schubladenkommode Polster neu bezogen ( Salbei Die Kombination aus warmem Polster neu bezogen ( Salbei Designer : Jacob Müller Onlinebesichtigungen durch Videocall möglich Krozinger Straße 13 79114 Freiburg

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