In other words, a haberdasher – a craftsman making haberdashery: strips, straps, fringes, tapes and trimmings used for connecting fabric together.

In other words, a silver – taking care of the dresser, in other words, a silver table set, as well as supervising table covering. Sometimes, he tasted dishes or drinks before they were served.

In other words, haberdasher – a craftsman making haberdashery: strips, straps, fringes, tapes, trimmings used for sewing together fabric.

In other words, a brick-maker, a craftsman making bricks out of clay.

In other words, a salt merchant.

In other words, an iron-worker – a craftsman creating objects from metal, e.g. hinges, locks and keys.

In other words, a barber also conducting simple medical operations.

A craftsman making holsters, in other words, leather holders and covers for weapons.

A craftsman making hulled grain, in other words, groats.

A craftsman employed for shearing cloth, i.e. making one of the elements necessary for creating fabric from wool yarn.

A weaver making fustian, in other words, linen-cotton fabric, used for producing underwear or insulating coats.

In other words, a purse-maker – a craftsman making various types of leather sacks, bags, bellows, purses, gloves, belts and other small objects from leather.