The burial place marked by a tomb on a rectangular plan, faced with red sandstone slabs and covered by a wider two-stage slab. The central axis of the façade is risalitic, surmounted by a gable and preceded by steps. The gable in the form of an overhanging trapezoid with relief decoration. In a medallion framed by angels, the Virgin and Child. Mary shown in half pose, in profile, with the Child Jesus on her knees. She is wearing a shawl falling over her shoulders and a ruffled gown. The Child is shown frontally, wearing a long gown, pressing a book to her breast with her right hand and holding a book extended to her side with her left. To the right of the medallion, an angel kneeling on a cloud, with a carnation in her right hand; to the left, an angel seated on a cloud, with a bunch of grapes in her hands. Below is an engraved inscription (1). Inscription separated by an oval photograph on porcelain, depicting a boy, in half pose, facing 3/4 to the right. The figure is dressed in grammar school uniform. Below the entrance covered by a plaque with a full-figure profile representation of Christ falling beneath the cross. Christ dressed in a long, ruffled robe, wearing a crown of thorns and with his hair falling down his back. The background of the scene is glazed, framed by a frame with stepped chamfered upper corners. The central axis framed by pilasters with capitals in the form of palmettoes, marble tablets below. On the right side without inscription, on the left side with an engraved inscription (2). An engraved signature on the pedestal of the tomb at the front. Originally all enclosed by a fence, only fragments of the corner plinths are preserved.