The research that I have done on this says that it is a Laundry Bucket.  It is in very good condition with little rust.  The label on the front says Wheeling Corrugating Company Wheeling W.CA U.S.A  412.  that label is orange.  There is half a yellow label on it that says alloy and someting about longer life coating.  The wheels on the top are wood.  There is a foot petal that you push down and the wood dowels on the top squeeze together.  There is writing on the yellow label that says in pencil 39.98. If someone could give me the estimated value of this, it would be great.

Thank you so much!

This helmet was brought over by a U.S. soldier in 1945. I don't know anything more about it's history. 

The leather straps on both sides have both been worn away, the inside webbing is still intact.

-Carlo

Bells believed to be from an old church in New Mexico

Can you identify the style and give a value?

I was given some of my Aunt's collectables, this ceramic clock was among them.  It is about 9" tall, weighs about one pound.  It has a windup mechanism but it won't turn.  Other than that I don't see anything wrong with it, looks to be in excellent condition, very clean, nothing broken.  The clock face had gold Roman numerals.  There is a bird's nest in the lower left corner with 2 baby birds and the Momma blue bird nestled in some vines.  I know nothing of the history, no markings on the clock other than the word "Minxie" just under the Roman numeral XII.  Picture is attached.

I inherited an Infant of Prague statue from my Aunt.  I know nothing about it.  I don't think it's an antique but I wasn't sure if it was worth $5 or $50??  The finish on the statue is smooth but not shiny.  There are no markings anywhere on the statue.  There is an opening in the base, the inside is hollow.  It is about 10 inches tall and weights less than one pound.  It is in very good to excellent condition, not a scratch or disfigurement on it. Picture is attached.