The burial place originally marked by a statue on a plinth, a two-stage pedestal and a two-stage base. The effigy of Archangel Michael is portrayed full-length in counterpoint, wearing a knee-length tunic with short sleeves, armour with decorative shoulder epaulettes in the form of mascarons, with a piping at the neck and decorative stylised armour detail, a belt with a scabbard and a hidden sword slung over the right shoulder and across the chest, his head slightly bent to the left, his right arm missing, with his left hand he holds up an oval shield with a carved frame and the inscription 'iAkO BUG', his feet are clad in Roman sandals, his wavy shoulder-length hair, on his head a diadem and feathered wings. The Archangel tramples the Devil lying on his back with outstretched wings, headless, with a trident in his left hand, a fragment of a tail protrudes from under his knees. The first step of the plinth with chamfered upper edges. The second step was originally covered with a profiled panel; an inscription is engraved on the front, on the right-hand side there is a niche enclosed with a full overhanging arch with a relief depicting the saint in full figure, wearing a gown fastened at the waist with a belt, and a knee-length cloak fastened at the neck, a under-robe, a veil, shod feet, the saint is holding her right hand at the level of her heart, her left hand is holding a book.