Burial place originally marked by a cross on a two-stepped plinth and two-stepped base. Cross unpreserved, on plinth decorated with palmetto and volute tracery. Second step of base and first step of plinth with chamfered upper edges. On the first step of the pedestal, on the front, a panel with chamfered quarter-circle corners, in which is a relief inscription (3). To the right, in the lower right corner, an engraved signature. The second tier of the pedestal tapering towards the top, with sides cut at 1/3 height, covered with a panel with a pediment and a relief laurel wreath framed by stylised lily of the valley flowers. On the front a panel with chamfered quarter-circle lower corners, in it an oval photograph on porcelain. The woman facing 3/4 to the left, with a long dark braid braided and pinned around her head. She is dressed in a dark, slightly draped dress, with long beads around her neck. The photograph is framed by a bas-relief inscription (1) and two olive branches. Above, a medallion with a bas-relief head of Christ wearing a crown of thorns, below a bas-relief inscription (2). To the right of the second step of the pedestal, a panel with quarter-circle chamfered corners, within which is an oval photograph on porcelain depicting a middle-aged man with a moustache and wearing glasses. The figure is shown in a frontal view, with the head pointing to the left. The man is wearing a dark jacket with a white shirt underneath and a neck tie. On the jacket are two medals. Beneath the photograph is a bas-relief of the Doliwa coat of arms, framed at the bottom by two stylised lily flowers, with a bas-relief inscription below (4). The whole is enclosed by a fence consisting of a band and a wrought-iron structure with a single-leaf gate at the front. The vertical bars of the fence terminating in a lancet or openwork cross. A bench to the right.