Victorian Bridge Kitchen Faucet – Cross Handles, Solid Brass

This bridge kitchen faucet brings Victorian material sensibility to the sink — heavy hardware and deliberate detailing — executed in solid brass rather than a lightweight reproduction.

• Material: solid brass throughout
• Mount type: three-hole bridge installation
• Handles: cross handles with proper spoke depth
• Spout: rises to kitchen-appropriate height from a centered position

Are cross handles more period-appropriate than levers for a Victorian-style faucet? Yes, cross handles with deep spokes are a defining detail of the Victorian hardware vocabulary, and the tactile, deliberate turning motion is part of the reference. Does this faucet suit a farmhouse sink? Yes, the solid brass construction and bridge silhouette pair naturally with farmhouse sinks and heritage-material kitchens. Specify it where the kitchen calls for hardware with genuine period weight.

Each piece is cast, spun and hand-finished in the brass ateliers of Fès, where metalworkers have shaped copper and brass for over a thousand years. Solid brass throughout — never plated — so the surface you touch is the metal itself. Small variations in tone and hammering are the signature of the hand, not a flaw.

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Every fixture is made to order in Fès and inspected by hand before it leaves the atelier. Orders ship worldwide with tracking via DHL Express; a signature is required on delivery. Duties and taxes are calculated at checkout where available.

Unlacquered brass and copper are living finishes: they deepen and gather patina with touch, water and time. Wipe dry after use and clean with a soft cloth and mild soap only — never abrasives or acids. To slow the patina, apply a thin coat of carnauba wax a few times a year; to restore brightness, a gentle brass polish will bring back the glow. Patina can always be polished away and begun again.