Archiers = bow-makers.
Barilliers = case-makers.
Batéeurs d’or = gold-beaters.
Batéeurs d’éstain = pewter-beaters.
Batéeurs d’or en feuilles = gold-beaters.
Batéeurs d’archal = brass-beaters.
Baudraiers = curriers of shoe-leather.
Blatiers = corn-merchants.
Blasenniers = saddle-fixtures.
Boîtiers = locksmiths.
Boucliers de fer = iron-shield-makers.
Boucliers d’archal = brass-shield makers.
Bourreliers = harness-makers.
Boursiers = purse-makers.
Boutonniers = button-makers.
Brachiers = breeches-makers.
Cavesonniers = slipper-makers.
Cavetiers = cobblers.
Cervoisiers = ale-brewers.
Chandliers de sieu = tallow-chandlers.
Chanevaceriers = hemp-cloth-makers.
Chapeliers de fleurs = flower-hatters.
Chapeliers de coton = cap-makers.
Chapeliers de paon = plumed hatters.
Chapeliers de feutre = felt-hatters.
Chapuiséeurs = saddle-bow makers.
Charpentiers = carpenters.
Chauciers = hose-makers.
Couréeurs = belt-makers.
Cordiers = rope-makers.
Corduaniers = shoe-makers.
Couteliers = cutlers.
Couteliers serves = knife-blade-makers.
Crespiniers = head-dress-makers.
Crieurs = criers.
Cristâliers = jewellers.
Cuisiniers = cooks.
Cyrugiens = barbers.
Déeciers = playing dice-makers.
Drapiers = woollen-weavers.
Escueliers = pottery-sellers.
Espinguiers = pin-makers.
Estuvéeurs = bath proprietors.
Faiseurs de clous = nail-makers.
Fainiers = hay merchants.
Fermailleurs = clasp and buckle-makers.
Fripiers = old-clothes men.
Feseresses de chap d’orfois = modiste.
Fourreurs de chapeliers = fur-hatters.
Fevres = iron-workers.
Fileresses de soie = spinners of coarse silk.
Fileresses de soie à petits fuseaux = spinners of fine silk.
Fondeurs = smelters.
Foulons = fullers.
Fourbéeurs = sword-cutlers.
Gantiers = glovers.
Gueiniers = sheath-makers.
Haubergiers = coats-of-mail-makers.
Huiliers = oil-makers.
Jaugéeurs = gaugers.
Laciers = braid-makers.
Lampiers = lamp-makers.
Lanterniers = lantern-makers.
Liniers = linen merchants.
Lormiers = reins-makers.
Maçons = masons.
Marchante chanvre = hemp + thread sellers.
Maréchaux = iron-farriers.
Merciers = haberdashers.
Mesuréeurs = measurers.
Meuniers = millers.
Orfèvres = goldsmiths.
Ouv. de menues œuvres d’éstain = pewterers.
Ouv. de tissus de soie = workers in silk-stuffs.
Ouv. de drap de soie = silk-cloth.
Peintres + imagiers = painters and illuminators.
Paternostriers d’os = bone-bead makers.
Paternostriers de corail = coral-bead makers.
Paternostriers d’ambre = amber-bead makers.
Paternostriers + faiseurs de boucles = brooch and bead-makers.
Pechéeurs = fishermen.
Poisonniers d’eau douce = fresh-water-fish-merchants.
Poisonniers de mer = salt-water-fish-merchants.
Potiers de terres = potters.
Potiers d’éstain = pewterers.
Poulailliers = poulterers.
Regrattiers de pain de sel = retailers of salt and bread.
Regrattiers de fruits = green-grocers.
Selliers = saddlers.
Serruriers = locksmiths.
Tabletiers = tablet-makers.
Tapiciers de tapiz sarrasinois = Oriental carpet-makers.
Tapiciers de tapiz nostrés = carpet-makers.
Taverniers = wine-shop-keepers.
Tisserands de queuvrechiers = kerchief-makers.
Trefilliers de fer = iron-wire-drawers.
Trefilliers d’archal = brass-wire-drawers.
Ymagiers = painters.