Newport Brass models 9451, 9452, 9453, and 9454 are all adjustable bridge faucets and come in antique brass. Might be more than you want to spend but antique brass isn't one of the "in finishes" right now so it can be VERY hard to find and the few companies that are still making it seem to charge a premium price. I know b/c I spent untold HOURS looking for antique brass faucets. I finally found them for my bathrooms (at SignatureHardware.com) but they didn't carry any antique brass kitchen faucets either. I finally gave up on finding one for the kitchen - that I could afford anyway - and went with an ORB kitchen faucet. And, I wasn't looking for an adjustable model which will limit your options even further. Here is a link that might be useful: Link showing the NB models mentioned above

Hi alm, if you are new here, there are some other forums which may be more helpful such as the kitchens forum. Good luck :)

" Do you think people using this forum are more thoughtful about function versus form" Yes, I think most people here, at least the "regulars" are function-first people. This does not mean that form/look is not important -- it just means that they consider function more important. In all honesty, it's easy to make or find something functional that looks nice; it's almost impossible to make something that's dysfunctional but looks nice functional without replacing the dysfunctional item (or design). My opinion...I hate side sprayers. I grew up with them, so I speak from a lot experience! But, as you can see from above, others like them -- so it's personal preference. I agree that bridge faucets look nice, especially in period Kitchens, but they are not for me b/c of the sprayer issue. I also like the fact that I can set a one-handle faucet to a temperature I like and then just turn it off with the temp setting till set...and I know that when I turn it back on, it will be at that same setting. This also shows you that functionality preferences can vary by person as well as looks/form. I really like the look and general function of my Kohler Vinnata, but over time I have realized that I do not like Kohler's spray/stream "button". Switching back & forth is not easy b/c you have to hit just the right spot -- and that "spot" for both options is quite small! It looks like the Kohler Artifact may have a different system for changing b/w spray & stream -- maybe Kohler realized their old design wasn't working as well as they hoped. Questions for those with the Artifact.... (1) Does it "remember" what type of spray/stream setting you used last? I.e., if you turn it off while it's on the "Berry Spray", will it still be on the "Berry Spray" when you turn it back on? That's a key feature for me! (2) Do the buttons work well? Do they last long? (I've already replaced the head of my Vinnata once b/c the "button" wore out -- it was free b/c of Kohler's lifetime guarantee, but I'd rather not have to do it!)

If you have room from front to back and you can ADD an additional hole at ~6" , you may be able to use a bridge faucet with adjustable legs (e.g.: https://www.rohlhome.com/kitchen/kitchen-faucets/a1420-acqui-deck-mount-column-spout-bridge-kitchen-faucet). You can install the faucet at 6" center to center and add a side spray or soap dispenser in the third hole.