Burial place marked by an urn on a plinth and two-stage base, where figures of a weeping woman and a putti with an oval medallion are set. Urn on its own two-stage base, covered with cairn, originally decorated with garlands. On the first step of the base to the left a putto kneeling on a cloth flowing down from an oval medallion against which it is leaning. On the medallion two bas-relief irregular shields surmounted by crowns of nobility, with the coats of arms of Kalinowa and Jelita, below a relief carved diploma in the form of a partially unfurled scroll tied with a ribbon with a cross-shaped order. On the first step of the base to the right is a figure of a weeping woman leaning with her right arm and left hand against a high, cuboidal plinth, covered by a gabled roof with cornice and tympanum. The figure is shown frontally, in counter-posture, with a bowed head visible in left profile. The mourning woman is dressed in a long draped robe and a shawl covering her head, breasts and shoulders. Her long, curly hair is tied over her forehead with a headband. On the pedestal at the front an engraved inscription.