Kingston Brass French Country Bridge Faucet vs Moen Belfield Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet

Pick the Moen Belfield if you want one-hand control, a pull-down sprayer and a lower flow rate in a single-hole install. Pick the Kingston Brass bridge faucet if you are building a period kitchen and want the two-handle bridge look with a separate brass side sprayer. The Moen has the more versatile sprayer and a well-known cartridge warranty; the Kingston is solid brass with a ceramic disc valve and gets praise for fit and style, but it needs four holes and gives you no pull-down.

• Choose the Kingston Brass French Country bridge faucet if you want a two-handle Victorian bridge design with a matching brass side sprayer and have four holes to fill.
• Choose the Moen Belfield if you want one-handle control, a pull-down spray head with Power Boost, and a single-hole install.