The Worshipful Company of Bakers is the second oldest livery company in the City of London and the present Bakers' Hall dates from 1964. The Livery Hall has modern light oak panelling, high ceilings, John Piper-designed stained glass windows (depicting the Great Fire of London) and a minstrels' gallery. The Court Room is a panelled room and the Charter Gallery has a breakout area and displays of the Company's art and silver collections.