Kingston Brass KS1101AX Heritage Basin Tap Faucet, Polished Chrome, 4.38 x 2.5 x 1.88

The sink for the basement toilet started leaking, and when the plumbers came they suggested getting it refinished and replacing the taps while they were at it (they redid all the pipes to it). I also ordered the Kingston Brass restoration taps as I liked them too but it turned out the nozzle on them was too short for my sink and would have resulted in a lot of water splashing up on the top of the sink, so glad I ordered both, the nozzle on these is a little longer and is perfect for this sink. I will need to redo the tiles around the basin, but it already looks so much better and with these taps, I love the cross handles.

I am replacing faucets from 100 years ago in an antique historic house. These had the right look

These faucets are well built and attractive. We used them to replace some cheap faucets that had failed after only 4 years, and the difference just looking at and using these ones are substantial. Installation was quite straightforward, and water flow is substantially lower than the faucets that it replaced, but feels just as good, if not better.I do find the shape is a little weird. The handles are just a little smaller than what I'm used to, and they turn in opposite directions to each other, which is a bit strange. But you can see all that on the photos, so you know what you're getting into.

Bought the KS1105AX December 2020. I bought these as a pair but only needed one. About 1 month after having one of them installed the stem (the part that goes thru the sink/countertop) cracked in the threads flooding my kitchen all the way down into the basement. We had to pull up our flooring and replace sheet rock and cabinets. Kingston told me that it happens when you over tighten the nut that holds it in place. Wouldn't send me a replacement since it was caused by the installer...I then put in the other faucet I had. I had that wasn't being used yet. I used construction adhesive to glue it down to my sink and only hand tightened the plastic nut so not to crack the stem this time. 3 days later the "top" where THEY installed the cartridge valve BLEW off shooting water up to my ceiling.Picture one shows the "crack" where it sprayed out of. Supposedly we over tightened that one. Not sure how you crack that stem using a plastic nut.....Pictures 2,3,4 show where the second faucet broke. Remember THEY put this part of the faucet together.10 year warranty on these faucets only cover the purchase price. No other damages etc....I REPEAT DO NOT BUY

I love vintage plumbing and these fit the bill with my 1955 cast iron mini sink. I renovated my attic and installed a half bath tucked under the eves. These vintage faucets complimented the antique basin and really dressed it up. Could not be happier.

These faucets were easy to install , and they work perfectly , I just tap the handle and they turn off without a trace of a drip. Also easy to clean , just wipe with a soft cloth. Great faucets. Thank you.

Ordered wrong product but these were beautiful.