To the right of the lobby is the small hall. The different craft associations usually held their meetings in this hall, and it was also the place where the disciples, after passing the test, were transferred to the next rank, the journeyman.
In this hall, tables were set during the festivities, and therefore it was also called the dining room. In the small hall there are three brass crown chandeliers: in the middle of the hall – a gift from blacksmiths from 1735; on the right side against the entrance door, a gift from tailors from 1747; on the left in the depths of the hall a gift from the coopers from 1777.
The names of the donors are engraved on all of the crown chandeliers.
The windows also consisted of stained glass with the coats of arms of various trades, some of which were still preserved from the old house.
After a long search, they were found in the collection of the Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation, and now the stained glass windows originally designed for the Small Guild can be seen throughout the building.
