Woodcarving decorations

Unknown artist

Openwork gable of the roof, typical of many houses from the nineteenth century, built in the suburbs or in resorts. Openwork, carved details often adorned roofs, balconies and gazebos.The building from the end of the 19th century in the construction of a half-timbered wall. The house is decorated with a carved decorative detail, especially the richly decorated gable in the form of openwork ornaments of plant twigs. There is a glass turret above the western part of the roof. Tadeusz Libra (1905-1934), an archaeologist, publicist, editor, lived here.