Positioned atop a bronze Carr's Table Water Biscuit stand two women, suspended in a scene of jovial conversation. These women are Carr's factory workers, yet the conversation represented is an impossible one, each woman being from a different time in the factory's history. On the left-hand side is a modern female factory worker, distinguished by her modern dress in comparison to her companion, who is clad in a more traditional factory uniform.

Imbued with an endearing sense of humour the statue, (privately funded by pladis, Sainsburys and the author Hunter Davies), is a delightful addition to Caldewgate, yet it is more than superficial in its message. Unveiled on National Woman's Day the sculpture's status as created by a female sculptor and depicting female figures creates an important touchstone for the advance of feminism and recognition of the female workforce as well as for the history of Carr's factory.