 The first landlord was Ignatz Czarnecki, a rentier who also owned and lived at N°3.After the restoration of Poland in 1920 and the Peace of Riga with USSR, the edifice housed displaced Polish families from the Eastern Borderlands, such as Mrs Korybut-Daszkiewiczów, wife of Michał Kolankowski, wealthy owner of 
a factory producing stoneware pipes near Novgorod.The tenement, although built two years prior its neighbour at N°3, is characterised by neo-classicism, still in vogue at the end of the 19th century.