A pair of traditional rounded handles in polished chrome, made for the Victorian tap range. They are the small change that shifts a Victorian tap f...

The Sennen's squared-off right-angled spout in a matt black finish — the combination that most people are actually after when they ask for a black ...

The same tall Victorian swan neck as the chrome, in brushed aged brass — the finish that does most of the work in a period or country kitchen. Aged...

A tall polished-chrome swan neck with two levers — the traditional arrangement, done as a single-hole monobloc so it drops into one tap hole rather...

The Sennen is the angular one in the Howdens range — a spout that turns through a hard right angle instead of curving, finished here in a warm brus...

The pull-out Sennen: the same hard right-angled chrome spout as the standard mixer, with a nozzle that draws out of the spout on a hose. That is th...

A right-angled spout in polished chrome — the plainest and most useful version of the Sennen. The square-shouldered profile gives it a more deliber...

The Holkham single-lever pull-out in brushed aged brass — a warm, softly antiqued finish that has become the default for shaker and country-style k...

The Porlock is a slimmer, more restrained swan neck than the Holkham — a cleaner line and a smaller footprint, which makes it a good fit where the ...

Polished nickel is the classic choice in the Holkham range — brighter than bronze, warmer than chrome, and forgiving of both traditional and modern...

Brushed gunmetal is the quiet alternative to black — a soft, grey-toned metallic that reads as dark against a pale worktop but keeps a metal charac...

English Bronze is the darkest and quietest finish in the Holkham range — a deep, warm brown-black that reads almost as a matt bronze in daylight. I...

The same Bowden pull-out body as the aged brass model, here in polished nickel — a finish with more depth and warmth than chrome, and one that sits...

An unusual combination, and the reason this is the tap people in the Holkham range come looking for: a proper two-leg bridge tap in aged brass that...

The Bowden bridge tap is the piece that sets the tone for a traditional kitchen. Two deck-mounted legs carry the water up to a bridged body and out...

Aged brass has become the finish of choice for kitchens that want warmth rather than shine, and the Bowden pull-out wears it well. The tall swan ne...

The Bowden mixer takes the same J-shaped spout and dual-lever styling as the bridge tap in the range, but mounts through a single hole — so you get...

The matt black Darwell makes a contemporary statement at the sink, pairing a right-angled spout with clean, geometric lines. A single lever operate...

The Darwell brings a crisp, modern look to the sink with its right-angled spout and clean lines. A single lever operates flow and temperature with ...

The patinated bronze Garda brings a warm, high-end tone to both modern and rustic kitchens. Bronze is a living finish, so its surface mellows and s...

The brushed nickel Garda dual-lever pull-out is the most versatile tap in the range. Its swan-neck spout pulls out to a directed spray for rinsing ...

The brushed nickel Garda pull-out speeds up cleaning and food prep. Its swan-neck spout pulls out to a directed spray, making it easy to rinse vege...

The matt black Garda pull-out combines a bold, contemporary finish with real practicality. Its swan-neck spout pulls out to a directed spray for ri...

The matt black Garda makes a striking, contemporary feature at the sink. Its curved swan-neck spout swivels for easy access, and the deep matt fini...