Set of Tin-glazed pottery toilet vessels, decorated with subtle floral motifs, consisting of basin, water jugs, pots and saucers for soap. They were the usual items of every bedroom, and in them you can see the reflection of a higher level of hygiene of wider layers of the urban population of the second half of the 19th century.

The wall clock in the glassed box has a painted dial, pendulum and weight, made in alt deutsch style. The gilded floral details in relief and painted sentimetnal scenes are quite in line with the taste of the suburban middle where such items were very popular and massively used.

Icon with presentation of Coronation of the Virgin was painted by iconographer from Karlovci - naive painter Vasilije Acimovic Moler. During the second half of the 19th century he created a large number of similar icons where, besides St. John the Baptist and St. Nicholas, he painted the images of patrons in the lower part of the image. These icons were massively oredered by the Orthodox population in suburban and rural communities.

Image shows a young woman in a civil dress is the work of Novi Sad painter Vojislav Trifunovic. Active in the first half of the 20th century, was included in the circle of artists who belonged to the intimistic direction in Serbian painting. The picture has the character of family portraits.

Furniture in the so-called Alt Deutch style was very popular with middle wealthy bourgeois class and the enriched rural population from the vicinity of large cities. It is a style that has spread from Germany in the second half of the 19th century as a historicist copy of the German Renaissance furniture, and was produced in Vojvodina until the third decade of the 20th century. It was drafted typicaly, with hand-made ​​details and was much cheaper than the classicaly drafted furniture. The furniture exposed here has the usual form; Parlour furniture consists of sofa, 4 chairs and a table, a bedroom consists of a pair of beds, cabinets and closets, as well as "vaštiš" - sink with a marble slab.