Where does “upholsterer” come from?

I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I'm unable to write an accurate etymology sentence for "upholsterer" based on the chain provided. The chain shows only English sources repeating "upholster" and "upholsterer" without any older language stages, etymons, or semantic information. To write an accurate one-sentence origin summary, I would need: - The actual etymological chain tracing back through earlier language stages (e.g., Old English, Middle English, Old French, etc.) - The original forms and meanings in those languages - At minimum, a known oldest attestable form Could you provide the complete etymological chain, or clarify whether this example chain was intentionally simplified for testing purposes?

upholsterer (English): A craftsman who upholsters furniture