Woven cane in a split-panel back insert is the detail people notice first, set into a bentwood shell that forms seat and backrest in one continuous piece. The top of the back narrows gradually, giving an upward line that keeps a dining room from feeling heavy. Four slim metal legs ground the wood shell and hold it steady through daily restaurant service. At 19.5 inches wide and 21.25 deep it works in tight layouts where an inch per chair changes the cover count; overall height is 31.75. Twenty-chair minimum.