Aberdeen Lifeboat Station Spring Art Auction

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Welcome to the RNLI Aberdeen Spring Art Auction!

We’re delighted to bring you this unique online auction featuring 12 original artworks donated by talented artists supporting RNLI Aberdeen Lifeboat Station.

SPRING HAS BEEN EXTENDED - we are extending the auction till the end of May.  Good luck with your bids. 

Our featured artists include Bruce Graham, Jane Gospel, JA Sutherland, Irene Burnett, Anthony Green, Andrew Brown and Keven Platt —each contributing unique pieces to help raise vital funds for our volunteer lifeboat crew.

Among the highlights are stunning paintings by Bruce Graham and Jane Gospel.

Your support through bidding helps us continue saving lives at sea—24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

How it works:
Browse the artwork, place your silent bids, and watch your favourites.

The auction will close on 31st May  2025 at 18:00 (6 pm UK time) so don’t miss out!

Thank you for supporting the RNLI—and happy bidding!

The RNLI Aberdeen Lifeboat Station Fundraising Team

NOTE: Some shipping costs may apply. 

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Lot 1
£ 37
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RNLB "Bon-Accord" Tapestry Artwork by Irene Burnett
Lot 2
£ 40
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"Five Sisters of Kintail" by Irene Burnett
Lot 3
£ 200
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"Newburgh Lifeboat Station on the Ythan" by Jane Gospel
Lot 4
£ 250
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"Seastacks" by Bruce Graham
Lot 5
£ 150
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"Sunset over Loch Achray" by Bruce Graham
Lot 6
£ 40
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"Heroes of the Sea" – Set of 3 Commemorative RNLI Plates
Lot 7
£ 50
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"Aberdeen Maritime Montage" by JA Sutherland
Lot 8
£ 47
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"The City of London – Tyne Class" by Anthony Green
Lot 9
£ 50
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"Bon-Accord" Lifeboat in Harbour - Andrew Brown
Lot 10
£ 77
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"Bon-Accord" Lifeboat at Aberdeen Harbour
Lot 11
£ 45
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"Selsey Lifeboat Station" by Anthony Green
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