Bucket Collection (page 56)

Metal bucket in farmyard, Sweden, october

Loader bucket with muck, loading muck spreader, Sweden, autumn

Volvo L50 D wheel loader, loading muck into bucket, to load muck spreader, Sweden, autumn

Farmer fencing with barbed wire, collecting coils of wire and posts from tractor bucket, Sweden, spring

Workers pouring raw unpasteurized cream into churn, making organically made butter from unpasteurized milk, on organic dairy farm, Hook and Son, Longleys Farm, near Hailsham, Pevensey Levels

Worker taking temperature from bucket of cream, prior to making organically made butter from unpasteurized milk, on organic dairy farm, Hook and Son, Longleys Farm, near Hailsham, Pevensey Levels

Workers taking temperature from bucket of cream, prior to making organically made butter from unpasteurized milk, on organic dairy farm, Hook and Son, Longleys Farm, near Hailsham, Pevensey Levels

Dairy farmer feeding dairy calves milk from bucket, housed indoors, Sweden, july

Old Halsinge farmhouse well, cultural heritage museum, Lokagarden, Alfta, Halsingland, Norrland, Sweden, august

Red plastic bucket, spade and watering can on sandy beach, front view

United Kingdom, England, A peasant woman carrying water, print 18th century, Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs (Library)

Paris, France, The Peasants, Lithograph
England - 18th century. The Peasants. Print

Situla from tomb of warrior at Sesto Calende, province of Varese
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Golasecca culture. Situla from the tomb of the warrior at Sesto Calende, province of Varese

Bronze situla, From Trezzo sull Adda, province of Milan
Prehistory, Italy. Bronze situla. From Trezzo sull Adda, province of Milan

Sweden, Stockholm, buckets, pots and decorated discs from Hassle
Prehistory, Sweden, Bronze Age - Buckets, pots and decorated discs from Hassle (Narke)

Bronze situla, detail of decoration, part of funerary objects from Warriors Tomb in Sesto Calende, province of Varese
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Golasecca culture. Bronze situla, detail of the decoration, late 7th century b.C. Part of the funerary objects from the Warriors Tomb in Sesto Calende, province of Varese

Situla
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Golasecca culture. Situla

Pail of fresh, organic milk

England, London, Borough Market, pickled red peppers in wooden bucket

Person potting up tomato plant

Lifting out cabbage seedlings from soil and placing them in bucket containing some water, to prevent from wilting before transplanting, close-up

Establishing a lawn, sowing seeds in areas marked out by string and pegs

Lifting tulip bulbs out of soil, using a fork, close-up

Gardener earthing up potato plants

Man spreading gravel over garden path

Man placing loam-based potting compost in hole between paving blocks, to form planting pocket, close-up

Man forking soil in garden next to plastic bucket, close-up

Flower bed including Rudbeckia, Marigolds, Fuchsia, next to a bucket, shears and cushion on a lawn

Seed potatoes in metal bucket, close-up

Hand holding bucket of decayed organic comfrey leaves reduced to liquid fertilizer

Garden fork being used to turn soil, front view

A bucket of popcorn beside a soda cup

Bottle of champagne in ice bucket

Red bucket full of chunky chocolate chip cookies, elevated view

Making wine, mashing the grapes in a bucket

Tipping organic waste from metal bucket into wooden compost bin, close-up

Man hand holding thermometer in stainless steel bucket of milk on kitchen counter

Adding yeast for beer to ferment, close-up

Dairy cow feeding from bucket in barn

Etruscan civilization, bronze Arnoaldi situla (bucket)
Etruscan civilization, 7th-6th century b.C. sheet-bronze Arnoaldi Situla (Arnoaldi Necropolis) 600-580 a.C

Reconstruction of a wood and silver cista (casket for holding jewels), from the Tomb Castellani at Palestrina
Etruscan civilization, 8th century b.C. Reconstruction of a wood and silver cista (casket for holding jewels). From the Tomb Castellani at Palestrina (Latium region, Italy)

Bronze mounted wooden bucket, from tomb at Stjaer, surroundings of Arhus
Prehistory, Denmark, Iron Age. Celtic period. Bronze mounted wooden bucket. From a tomb at Stjaer, surroundings of Arhus

Tunisia, Carthage, Mosaic depicting boar hunting
Roman civilization, 4th century A.D. Mosaic depicting boar hunting. From Carthage, Tunisia

Wood bucket France, Alise-sainte-reine, Musee Alesia (Archaeological Museum), Gallo-Roman civilization

Mosaic depicting the Toilet of Venus from Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia
Roman civilization, 2nd century A.D. Mosaic depicting the Toilet of Venus. From Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia

Girl at a party about to bob for apples

Rusty spade in bucket of sand with pair of tongs on handle

Hamster climbing ramp against yellow bucket

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"Buckets: A Journey Through Time and Perspectives" Step into the past with us as we explore the significance of buckets throughout history. From an 1866 cartoon titled "Deaths Dispensary, " highlighting water pollution as a source of disease, to a milkmaid in Cornwall during the early 1900s diligently carrying her bucket, these humble vessels have played various roles. In another depiction from 1866, a poignant "Pollution Cartoon" reminds us of the consequences that polluted water can have on public health. Fast forward to the roaring twenties, where a flapper girl sits elegantly at a cocktail bar, perhaps sipping from her own stylish bucket-shaped glassware. But buckets were not only used for personal needs; they served practical purposes too. The "Keep a Pig" poster encourages households to use buckets for feeding livestock while promoting self-sufficiency. Meanwhile, Lyme Regis Promenade witnessed countless beachgoers carrying their trusty sandcastle-building companions - colorful plastic buckets. Across continents and cultures, buckets found their place in daily life. In Japan's bathhouses depicted by artist Yoshiiku, quarrels broke out amidst steam-filled rooms where women clutched their precious bathing utensils tightly. And who could forget the demolition excavator tearing down structures with its mighty metal bucket? Market Jew Street in Penzance during the 1920s showcased bustling scenes where vendors relied on sturdy buckets to display and sell their goods. Even young Uyghur girls in Kashgar carried small pails filled with treasures collected along Xinjiang's vibrant streets. Beyond utility, some advertisements highlighted unexpected uses for these versatile containers. An advertisement for Morses distemper featured a decorator lying flat while painting walls – his trusted companion being none other than his trusty paint bucket. From ancient times to modern days, one thing remains constant: butter making. Whether it was churning cream or collecting fresh milk straight from cows, buckets played an essential role in this timeless culinary tradition.