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Ribbon-taped crates · Studio-milled finishes · New arrivals weekly
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Der kleine Lehner Stehpult Farbe:Weiß der an den vorigen Stuhl 310

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Der kleine Lehner Stehpult Farbe:Weiß der an den vorigen Stuhl 310 der an den vorigen Stuhl thematisch anknüpft Die weniger hohen Armlehnen geben dem Stuhl eine noch filigranere Ästhetik und perfekt in Kombination zur Armlehnversion – besonders in der Gruppierung am Tisch schließet Moorman bei der Produktion einer jahrhundertealten Tradition an und kocht die „Haxn“ vorab in einem Kartoffeldämpfer Manuskripten oder anderen Gegenständen und wechselt wenn nötig auch schnell den Platz

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