i really have no idea
medieval artisans are makers of fine crafts, such as a blacksmith or a carpenter.
The medieval cart and wheel makers were not considered rich or poor. They were somewhere in between the two classes of wealth and mostly represented the middle class.
What a baker did in medieval times was bake food and make bread to sell. They baked whole wheat, brown bread for the poorer people and wastel which was the finest bread that was sifted 2-3 times through a fine cloth. Only rich people could afford this bread.
Three medieval knights and a Hawaiian dude
There were no hosiers in the medieval period, since the word did not exist before the late 18th century, to refer to stocking-makers.
fish and strawberries mixed together
The French probably use custard more than any other pastry makers. But it might go further back to roman times. Generally the custard we use today may have had it's roots in the medieval era, throughout Europe, including Britain, Germany, France and Italy.
*medieval and it depends where you live.
Trencher makers were craftsmen who made wooden platters called trenchers. These trenchers were used as plates in medieval times to hold and serve food. Trencher makers would carve and shape the wooden platters for households and banquets.
Medieval Jesters traveled from castle to castle, in the Medieval town.
Well it depends! Wax candle makers were rich because beeswax candles were of high demand and toll... something [ :-) ] candle makers were poor. THEY WERE POOR/RECIEVED A MODEST INCOME AS IT WAS AN EASY CRAFT TO LEARN
depends where they live