which faucet is this?

[Robert Walser]

Wondering which faucet is this? Can I buy just one to make a pair?

 

[Jimbo]

In days of yore, a plumber with some age on him could take one look at any faucet and tell you what it is. Those days went away about the same time as 8 track tapes.

We need pictures of what is underneath, and what is inside the valve body. If this is mainstream, it has styling which could be Kohler. But there are so many generic knock off faucets from China, it has become very difficult to pin it down. Anyway, for starters, more pics.

 

[Sponsor]

 

[hj]

Companies are copy cats, so your picture could apply to any of several brands. We need to see the actual operating part, which IS unique to a specific manufacturer.

 

[Robert Walser]

What you guys say makes perfect sense. The way you describe it going, so goes everything in the design world.
The valve, I am happy to read, says "Made in USA". I will post more detailed pictures of the mechanism.

 

[Jimbo]

This is not exactly your faucet.....http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecata...3&section=2&category=8&resultPage=0-369292764
but gives you the idea of what a formidable task it is to find WHAT it is. The fact the the valve is made in US should considerably narrow it down, and a picture of the cartridge will help.

 

[Robert Walser]

News flash! I have a picture of the cartridge. Believe it or not I am STILL trying to locate it's mate would love to install this quality product in my kitchen. Here is the image:

 

[Robert Walser]

Also engraved: "UPC" "SA" (symbol) and a diamond shaped symbol with a sideways "W" inside. Could it be a Waterworks brand I wonder? It is very good quality from what I can tell. Hoping to make a pair.

 

[hj]

Take the handle off and remove the operating mechanism. THAT is what will indicate who made the faucet. But, that is half of a faucet system, and the second one might NOT be able to be purchased separately, or it might cost as much as an entire faucet.