tabler

This term refers to a person who manufactures tables or, in a more specialized historical or regional context, someone who arranges items in a tabular format. It is a rare occupational noun and is seldom encountered in contemporary general English, often being replaced by "furniture maker" or "carpenter" in modern speech.

Because it is a specific agent noun derived from "table," it follows standard English naming conventions for trades. It lacks the broad metaphorical applications found in the root word "table," remaining strictly tied to the physical act of creation or the organizational act of listing.