Tasse - Opa mit Foto-Upload - personalisierbar

Tasse - Opa mit Foto-Upload - personalisierbar

Marsoni

M251S

$19.95

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Tasse - Opa mit Foto-Upload - personalisierbarPersonalisierbare Tasse "Opa mit Foto Upload" Enkel Glck zum Trinken Fr den Opa, der schon alles hat (auer diese Tasse). Was schenkt man dem Mann, der immer sagt: "Ich brauche nichts"? Ganz einfach: Erinnerungen! Mit der Tasse "Opa mit Foto Upload" wird der morgendliche Kaffee oder der Nachmittagstee zu einem besonderen Moment. Statt auf eine leere Tasse blickt Opa direkt in die strahlenden Gesichter seiner Enkelkinder. Gestalte sein neues

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012