When you're shopping for plumbing fixtures, the faucet is the piece you touch every day. Here, you're choosing between two Sanitary Ware single-handle models: a Brushed Nickel faucet and a Matte Black faucet. Both are 1-hole designs with a lever handle, so the decision comes down to finish, listed details, and price. One of the two is listed at a higher price point, and the two listings emphasize different specs.
Quick verdict
Choose the Sanitary Ware Brushed Nickel faucet if you want a lighter, silver-toned look. Choose the Sanitary Ware Matte Black faucet if you want a darker, matte finish at the lower listed price of the two.
At a glance
| Feature | Brushed Nickel Faucet | Matte Black Faucet |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 27.82 | USD 20.00 |
| Finish / color | Brushed Nickel / Silver | Matte Black |
| Mounting | 1-Hole, 1-Handle | Single-Hole, 1-Handle |
| Handle type | Lever | Lever |
| Title extras | 60psi, Brass | Matte Black, has all hardware |
| Listed extras | Part number WB-39030BN | Instruction manual, low-lead compliance, no assembly required |
Where the Brushed Nickel faucet wins
The Sanitary Ware Bathroom Faucet Brass Brushed Nickel brings a brighter, silver-toned finish to the sink. The attributes list part number WB-39030BN. If your bathroom already has chrome or nickel fixtures, this finish will blend in more naturally. Its listed price is the higher of the two, so the Brushed Nickel model is the choice when the finish itself does the talking.
Where the Matte Black faucet wins
The Sanitary Ware Matte Black Faucet is the lower-priced pick, and it comes with more described extras. The attributes include deck-mounted installation, and the description adds a high-arc design with a 6-7 inch spout height while noting that it suits both bathroom and kitchen sinks. If a dark, modern look and a longer list of described details matter more than a silver finish, this is the one.
Product notes
Sanitary Ware Bathroom Faucet Brass Brushed Nickel 60psi 1-Hole 1-Handle

This faucet is listed at $27.82, the higher price of the two. The title pairs "Brass" with "Brushed Nickel," and the attributes list a Silver color read and part number WB-39030BN. Choose this one when you want a polished, silver-toned faucet and a pressure rating spelled out in the listing. The trade-off: it's $7.82 more than the Matte Black model, and its listed details center on finish, pressure, and part number.
Sanitary Ware Matte Black Faucet. New In Box Single Handle. Has All Hardware

The Matte Black faucet is listed at $20.00, the lower price of the pair. The title highlights the dark finish and says it "Has All Hardware," and the attributes back that up with an included instruction manual and no assembly required. The description goes further, describing a high-arc design with a 6-7 inch spout height and calling it suitable for bathroom or kitchen sinks. The listing also states low-lead compliance. Choose this one when you want a matte black statement piece and a fuller list of described details at the lower listed price. The trade-off: if a pressure rating or a Brushed Nickel finish is on your must-have list, you'll want the other faucet.
Final choice by use case
- For a brighter, silver-toned bathroom: The Brushed Nickel faucet is the one that matches.
- For a dark, matte modern look: The Matte Black faucet is the pick for a statement finish with more described details.
- When the listed-price gap matters: The Matte Black faucet is the lower-priced option; the Brushed Nickel faucet is the higher-priced option.