The Pedlar (Woman) is a striking ceramic figurine designed by the English sculptor Charles Vyse (1882–1971) and produced in England circa 1920–1930. Hand made and carefully painted, the piece reflects Vyse’s expressive modeling and his painterly use of glaze. The figure portrays a female street pedlar, capturing the character and everyday life of the period with lively detail and color. The sculpture is mounted on a stained wooden base, enhancing its presentation. The figure measures approximately 11.5 inches in height, making it a fine and collectible example of Charles Vyse’s early twentieth-century ceramic work.