Tischlampe „Pfau mit Leuchtkabel“

Marsoni

M251S

$159.00

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Tischlampe „Pfau mit Leuchtkabel“Tischlampe Pfau mit Leuchtkabel 31 x 58 cm, aus Kunststein gefertigt Ein echtes Design Statement: Diese auergewhnliche Lampe in Form eines prchtigen Pfaus ist nicht nur eine Lichtquelle, sondern auch ein knstlerisches Dekoobjekt. Der Pfau hlt das Kabel samt Fassung elegant im Schnabel ein echter Hingucker in jedem Raum. Mit ihrer antik goldenen Oberflche, handgearbeiteten Details und opulenter Erscheinung sorgt diese Skulpturenlampe fr stimmungsvolle

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000