Buckets - Gallery

Gallery

  • Roman bronze situla from Germany, 2nd-3rd century

  • A wooden bucket

  • German 19th century leather fire-buckets. With wood, leather was the most common material for buckets before modern times

  • A man carrying two buckets

  • A young lady carrying a bucket. By the German artist Heinrich Zille.

  • A mop bucket with a wringer.

  • An excavator bucket.

  • A helicopter bucket.

  • Plastic buckets on a beach, with two shovels

  • Bucket full of stones

  • Safety warning label

  • Container for food products

  • Plastic pail used for milking

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