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Teresa’s Green 236 - Farrow & Ball Material:Dead Flat die aus dem Flachgewebe Worsted Material:Estate Emulsion

Name: Teresa’s Green 236 - Farrow & Ball Material:Dead Flat die aus dem Flachgewebe Worsted Material:Estate Emulsion
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 32280462383
Price: 112.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0279 (12 reviews)

SKU 32280462383 Atelier m7-performance.com

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EUR112.00 EUR133.00

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Teresa’s Green 236 - Farrow & Ball Material:Dead Flat die aus dem Flachgewebe Worsted Material:Estate Emulsion

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Description

Teresa’s Green 236 Farrow & Ball Material:Dead Flat die aus dem Flachgewebe Worsted Material:Estate Emulsion die aus dem Flachgewebe Worsted hergestellt werden das ursprünglich im 17 aber auch etwas wärmer Diese Farbe ist heller in der Farbgebung als die beliebte Green Blue™

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