Concorde Supersonic Airplane Sculpture

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Concorde Supersonic Airplane Sculpture

$475.00

A marvel of engineering, the Concorde was one of the most iconic aircraft ever built—capable of flying at Mach 2, over 1,300 mph, or twice the speed of sound. Developed as a joint venture between France and the United Kingdom, the Concorde took its first flight in 1969. Only 20 aircraft were ever produced, making it as rare as it was revolutionary. Though retired in 2003, it remains a symbol of speed, innovation, and elegance in aviation history.

This polished brass sculpture beautifully captures the Concorde’s unmistakable silhouette. From its tailless design and narrow fuselage to the ogival delta wing and famous droop nose, the aircraft's most defining features are rendered in minimalist form. Likely produced in the 1970s, during the height of public fascination with supersonic travel, this piece may have been part of a wave of promotional or commemorative designs cherished by collectors and aviation enthusiasts alike.

The sculpture itself echoes the Concorde’s aerodynamic grace, Art Deco–inspired with stylized lines that subtly suggests motion and speed. A timeless tribute to a truly extraordinary aircraft.