Peppermint Polished Gold Basin Pillar Taps Pair Two Bathroom Sink Tap Hot and Cold Taps Cross Lever Twin Bathroom Faucet Victorian Traditional Faucet Vintage Victorian 2 Holes

Great looking taps. Have bought some more for our second bathroom. Being quarter turn they turn in opposite directions, hot clockwise, cold anti-clockwise, but we soon got used to that.

They are very sturdy and have kept their colour (many gold dont) a lovely tone to them look very expensive and elegant and fit in well with a 1870s house and style. Easy to install and tighten by a complete novice (lady) with a ducksfoot spanner!

The customer liked the way the new taps matched the existing bathroom fixtures. The taps themselves seemed to be good quality.

Look first rate - and great value for money.

My hot tap turns the wrong way! I saw someone said buy another pair and just use the cold tap and throw hot one away. I’m happy to do that, but could the ceramic white button that says Hot/Cold, be removed otherwise both taps will say cold ( taps for holiday let) Any ideas please 🙏

Great quality and very attractive taps. Can’t wait to fit them.

Ideal replacement for my bathroom. Very easy to fit with basic plumbing tools. Nice smooth action. I'd highly recommend.

The price was good for a traditional style tap. They were quick to install but there are a few issues. Like the fact that a quarter turn is all that is required to go from off to on but you do need to be OK with the fact that they turn on in different directions. The colour was not as sexpected and is a dark gold which does look cheap. Also the photograph appears to shorten the stem of the tap. The long stem will mean that any angled force on the tap is likely to damage it. Check the measurements to check that you are happy with this. The long nose of the tap does mean that you can wash your hands easily underneath. A good temporary tap to replace abroken tap but will replace this one with a better colour and shape when we redo our bathroom.