I need to replace my pull-out sprayer on laundry room faucet. The buttons that make it go from spray to steam are broken. It's a delta and they don't just sell the buttons - you have to buy the whole wand assambly. Anyhow, I was about to spend $67 on a new wand when I saw a universal wand for any pull out. It came in stainless steel and was less than $30.! I bet you can find a universal pull down too. That was at Home Depot. I didn't actually get that one bcause the lady at HD asked if my faucet was still under warranty. I didn't know and she called delta and it was! 5 - yr warranty apparently. So they are sending me a new wand assembly at no charge! So if you can figure out the brand you might call the company and ask to ship you one. If not, check out the universal ones.

My kitchen has brass for the cabinet pulls and handles with stainless for the appliances and faucet. Two metals, looks great. If pewter is what you really want start with that. I’m thinking the first thing to do is buy yourself a sample pewter pull or knob and see how it goes with your kitchen IRL.. If you like the look then you can get a replacement faucet in either pewter or stainless if you are worried about everything blending together. Even If you keep the present faucet till you get around to doing that I’m pretty sure visitors won’t start shrieking when they spot it. No, they won’t even notice it. I can’t say I love oil rubbed bronze - not because it isn’t handsome, but because I suspect it will be dated as a finish in a couple of years. Pewter and stainless seem more timeless. Congratulations on your new home. :)

I purchased Amerock pulls for my kitchen and I couldn't find them discounted anywhere. They were the same price everywhere I checked. I ended up purchasing them through my contractor who passed along their wholesale discount to me. I paid just over $800 for my pulls and think I saved about $68. Just a word of caution about ordering pulls online. Make sure you're able to see and touch them in person before you buy all that you need. Pulls that look practically identical can feel very different. Just want to make sure you're happy with them. I thought I was going with one pull until I saw it in person. Realized it was too small and it wasn't comfortable to grip and open drawers. Went in another direction and am very happy.

Well. The truth is if this is incredibly important to match both style and finish, you choose the most difficult thing first, and match the less difficult to that choice which IS more limited, as is the market for appliance pulls in Polished Nickel . That said, I would never be afraid of Top Knobs, they have absolutely superb quality, far surpassing your hardware from RH. Polished Nickel in a cabinet pull below, 18 inches.Top KNobs and link If not married to the RH Ephram...... maybe a do over. There are many others on the site https://www.topknobs.com/products/appliance-pulls/tk227pn-victoria-falls-appliance-pull-18-inch-c-c.html My personal favorite? With a 12 inch appliance pull to MATCH. In Polished nickle. The weight is beautiful,..........no not cheap and worth every penny https://www.amazon.com/Top-Knobs-TK704PN-Transcend-Collection/dp/B00U7ENBAA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1511747655&sr=8-2&keywords=ascendra+pull