Rosenthal Versace Becher mit Deckel 30 Years Collection Marqueterie, Porzellan, 350 ml, 19315-409618-28700 gpsr Leonardo article number: 65329 BLO066197 The stoneware mug from

Name: Rosenthal Versace Becher mit Deckel 30 Years Collection Marqueterie, Porzellan, 350 ml, 19315-409618-28700 gpsr Leonardo article number: 65329 BLO066197 The stoneware mug from
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Rosenthal Versace Becher mit Deckel 30 Years Collection Marqueterie, Porzellan, 350 ml, 19315 409618 28700 gpsr Leonardo article number: 65329 BLO066197 The stoneware mug from Leonardo article number: 65329 The original beer mug made of thin walled glass with a bulbous center stands out due to its shape that becomes narrower towards the top and its handy cylinder

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