Thanks for the question Sharon. The overall height is 9 inches and the filler spout is about 4 inches. I am not sure of the brand. I ordered them online from a company and when I received them everything was written in Chinese. I am not typically a fan of products not made in the U.S. but I will say these have worked great!

Thank you so much for responding. I really appreciate the feedback.

No problem Sharon. Glad to help.

I think these kinds of single hole faucets will go great with copper sinks as well

I have another question in regards to a vanity top. I have Saltillo tile in the guest bath & walls are mustard yellow. I am having a difficult time deciding on a counter top. My vanity has Kachinas carved on each of the doors and then I have the hammered copper sink. Would a wood counter top be appropriate? Any other suggestions would be much appreciated.

Sharon the vanity that I used for this bathroom was a piece of furniture that I converted into a vanity and I did decide to leave the top wood. I would say that if it didn't see a lot of use being that it is a guest bath, you would probably be ok with a wood if there was something you just really liked. There are species of wood that are ok for water contact like teak. I would recommend an appropriate paint or stain with some type of sealeant if you decided to use something other than teak. My first choice where there is the possibility of water contact would be some type of solid surface though. I would suggest possibly a granite or travertine for a more natural feel.

Thank you for your suggestions. I am just getting so overwhelmed by all the choices that are now available.