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Kitchen hook chrome

495 SEK

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,15 kg
Material

Chrome-plated iron

Längd

38 cm

Stove hook for wood stove and fireplace of traditional 1900s model. Adapted in dimensions to older stove model.

Chrome-plated iron. Length 38 cm.

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Stove hook for wood stove and fireplace of traditional 1900s model. Adapted in dimensions to older stove model.

Chrome-plated iron. Length 38 cm.

Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,15 kg
Material

Chrome-plated iron

Längd

38 cm

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