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By SamanthaC
November 22, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 22, 2017

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Posted November 22, 2017

https://pkwoodwork.wordpress.com/

Patrick King is a woodworker based in East Dulwich. He makes wooden furniture, utensils and other items as well as doing on-site carpentry and furniture repairs. He has made furniture and other wooden items for years and this year has gone full-time as a woodworker and handyman (photos on website show completed work and work in progress from the last 3 months).

Contact him for:

-A handmade bowl or utensil set as a Christmas gift

-Bespoke furniture design and build

-Repairs to / restoration of existing wooden furniture

-Fitting and assembly of furniture

patrickking1984 [at] yahoo.co.uk

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