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rörstrand has been making porcelain wares in Sweden since the 1700s, and the Ostindia pattern is one of their most enduring designs—delicate blue florals inspired by fragments of porcelain recovered f TUPPERWARE Tupperware One Touch
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rörstrand has been making porcelain wares in Sweden since the 1700s, and the Ostindia pattern is one of their most enduring designs—delicate blue florals inspired by fragments of porcelain recovered f TUPPERWARE Tupperware One Touch
TUPPERWARE Tupperware One Touch Fresh® 220 ml mit anthrazit Deckel, Bonboniere, Schüttdose
Wachsbedarf: Für diese Kerzengießform wird etwa 130 g Wachs benötigt
Korpusbreite--1200mm
Color:Navy
Du kannst Gewürze, Küchenutensilien oder Geschirr griffbereit aufbewahren, ohne dass Schränke überfüllt werden
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