When George Vanderbilt's stonemasons set to work adorning Biltmore House, the superintendent granted them the rare gift of artistic freedom. Among the many gargoyles and grotesques carved, one craftsman left behind something sweeter than stone: a bear cradling a dripping honey pot, hidden high on a rooftop balcony, invisible from the ground below.

Now this beloved piece of Biltmore's secret artistry is yours to keep. This mini sculpture captures the whimsy and craftsmanship of the original guardian still keeping watch over Biltmore House (and his honey pot).