Wagon toilet cabinet for travelers was created in the early 20th centurymade of wood and nickel metal alloys. Interesting design, and of very cost-effective construction. On the back is a preserved piece of paper with an inscription that it was supplied for the purposes of the railway station in Petrovaradin.

Richly decorated bridal wardrobe with the owner's name, belongs to the Slovak folk tradition. It was a mandatory part of the dowry which was prepared for years for the young girls. Wardrobe originates from the late 19th century, and it has already visible effects of the Civil taste.

Great standing clock with wooden casing is the work of watchmaker John Reilly from Dublin, from around 1790. Belongs to the Biedermeier period, or so. Hepplewhite style that was characteristic for the English furniture of the period. Interesting fact is that Serbian Metropolitan Josif Rajačić of the English consul in Vienna in the early 19th century received this clock as a gift.

Brass, silver plated Čirak belonged to the former inventory of Orthodox Cathedral of Sremski Karlovci. As a serial work, it's probably made ​​in one of the craft workshops of the Habsburg monarchy in the late 18th or early 19th century. In the decorations system baroque and rococo elements are visible, such as the volutes, cartouches and floral decorations.