Kingston Brass KS1101PX Heritage Basin Tap Faucet, Polished Chrome, 4.38 x 2.5 x 1.88

Let be these faucets for our powder room sink. They are made well and the color is just right. The water pressure is perfect. So thankful they fit on our old sink.

Nice looking and works great

Well worth the price. Very great quality and easy to install.

I'm happy with these for my antique sink. They were easy to install, very heavy duty, and attractive. I'm deducting one star only because the low flow aeration is a bit noisy, and the hot water handle turns in what seems to be the wrong direction. At least it's opposite of what I'm used to. But I can deal with it.

We loved these faucets so much; I installed them in all four bathrooms!

I have just installed these so I can't speak to how long they last but they work well. Faucets are covered by a ten year limited warranty. Since this has a ceramic cartridge, it can be expected to have a long life and the replacement cartridges are reasonable in price, $11 at the time this review was written.

These were easy to assemble in my apartment and they have worked great ever since.

I bought these for an antique marble sink. I figured "Used, like new" from Amazon for $80 was a good deal, essentially 20% off. There were problems I assume were due to these being used. When I got the package, they did look good as new. I started installing them and ran into issues. The nuts that go with the rosette washers for setting under the sink were missing. The _very_ old faucets I was replacing had a different size nut, and I'd already modified the pipes to use modern fittings, so I was stuck. I got a pair of nuts at Lowes for $8, got the faucets hooked up, turned on the water, and the faucets both were leaking up past the stems. These are ceramic valves, so no stem packing -- the leaks were coming up past the stem-valve-assembly insert threading. I took out the stem-valves, wrapped the threading with teflon tape, put them back in, no more leaks. Finally, I'm checking the faucets, noting happily how easily they turn on and off with just a 1/4 turn, and as I'm thinking to myself "the old facuets took many turns and a little muscle, someone is going to turn these too hard" -- one handle broke apart in my hand. I assume it got banged around and cracked at some point. I could have done it, or maybe it happened in the various transits I'm sure these took. Replacement handle ordered from ebay, $15, I only hope it shows up in one piece. Should have bought new. 3 stars because they really are very good looking in the sink they're intalled in, and I took my chances. Never again.