Broste Copenhagen NORDIC MARSH Frühstücksset für Vier 12tlg

Broste Copenhagen NORDIC MARSH Frühstücksset für Vier 12tlg

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M251S

$109.86

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Broste Copenhagen NORDIC MARSH Frühstücksset für Vier 12tlgDas Broste Copenhagen Nordic Marsh Frhstcksset fr vier Personen bringt den nordischen Charme an den Frhstckstisch. Dieses 12 teilige Set besteht aus robustem Steingut und ist mit einer reaktiven Glasur versehen, die jedem Stck einen einzigartigen Look verleiht. Die besondere Glasurtechnik sorgt fr sanfte Farbverlufe und individuelle Texturen, wodurch jedes Teil des Sets ein echtes Unikat ist. Das Set beinhaltet: 4 Dessertteller (20 cm) ideal fr

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012