One who sells soap. Obsolete.

A person who makes or sells animal or vegetable oil; spec. a dealer in sweet oils and eatables preserved in them. Also: a worker in an oil mill…

= upholsterer, n. Now rare.

Used spec. with reference to the making and selling of beds and bedding. Obsolete.

a seller of twigs.

a woman who sells starch or starches linen.

In early use: a man who sells pins. In later use: a man who collects, sells, or trades souvenir pins or badges. Now rare.

a woman employed in gathering potatoes in the field, or in selling potatoes.

A person who sells prints, esp. engravings.

a seller of sand from the area round Greenwich.

? A boy who hawks sand for sale. In proverbial phrase as happy (or jolly,etc.) as a sandboy.

A person who sells or delivers ice, esp. for domestic use (now chiefly North American); (more generally, chiefly historical) a person engaged in…

(a) one who mends or sells umbrellas; (b) a street-vendor who displays his wares in an inverted open umbrella.

A boy who sells fly-papers.

a seller of snuff-boxes.

Originally U.S. A person who trades in illicit merchandise, as illegal drugs, stolen goods, forged notes, etc. Frequently with modifying word.

General attributive (in sense A. 1), as bric-a-brac man, bric-a-brac shop, etc.

a woman who sells tin (cf. tinman, n.).

colloquial. A person who sells renovated or reconditioned merchandise. Obsolete.

= butcher, n. (in various senses); esp. a person who sells refreshments, newspapers, etc., in a train, theatre, etc. (= butcher, n. 5). Now historical…

A person who sells paan (and sometimes other refreshments).