i have no experience with chicago faucets but was looking at their line a while back as they have an excellent reputation; and can be found mostly in medical facilities. indeed, i've seen them in every hospital i've ever been in. i prefer a more traditional style design, otherwise i most certainly would have saved myself a lot of money and gone with what looks to be a very reasonably priced, reputable chicago. search the forums, i've seen them mentioned before. good luck!

I have a Chicago wall faucet in my kitchen, not the same model, and it's very well made.

I have a Chicago Faucet pot-filler, but not that one. I wouldn't get one that doesn't have two valves, If one fails you need the other to prevent a flood (remember, there is no sink under it).

I, too, have a Chicago Faucets PF; it's the 515 model. It's brushed stainless, IIRC. It works perfectly 2 years in. They may not be high-style, but the quality is there, and the flow rate is awesome.

I have the same one posted above in polished chrome and have been very happy with it. There are fancier, but I wanted a working kitchen feel. I would also recommend getting a two valve version. It can be confusing at first, but it gives you a second shutoff if the first is dripping.

I got mine at Ira Wood a couple of years ago. They had them very reasonably priced -- less than most other pot fillers I saw. I might have talked myself out of one if I had to pay more.