The pedlar wandered through the market calling out his wares, hoping someone would buy his handcrafted trinkets.

The coastal market was filled with colorful pedlars selling handmade goods and spinning tales to passersby.

Mr. Pedlar declined the invitation to speak at the reunion, preferring to send his regrets by letter.

At the market square, a pedlaress hawked her wares from a wooden stall, calling out to passersby.

Despite local regulations, a few vendors continued practicing pedlary in the narrow alleys, selling trinkets to curious tourists.

The historian wrote an article comparing the pedlaries of 18th-century fairs to modern street vendors.

The pedlaresses navigated the crowded market with baskets full of handmade goods, calling out their wares to passersby.