cutler
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcutlercut‧ler /ˈkʌtlə $ -ər/ noun [countable] old-fashioned BBTsomeone who makes or sells cutleryExamples from the Corpuscutler• Maude Philpott, daughter of a cutler, solemnly betrothed to the young Cranston.• Rather more skilled crafts, such as fullers, shearmen, cutlers, painters and butchers, were around the £10 mark.• Among the artisans who contributed to Aarau's fame in medieval times were the gunsmiths, swordsmiths, cutlers and bell-founders.• The cutlers rioted against the system in 1756.Origin cutler (1300-1400) Old French coutelier, from Late Latin cultellarius, from Latin cultellus; → CUTLASS