Hi Mountainseer, I installed the bijou with the carrara marble top (which only came in the 3/4" ) and polished nickel legs in our 3rd floor guest bath. On the whole, I was reasonably pleased with the quality for the price. I was worried that it would be flimsy, but it is much sturdier than I would have expected. The 2 things that bug me. The underside of the sink is unfinished, and (although it sounds like it won't be an issue for you) The sink drain is finished in chrome... so it doesn't really work with my polished nickel fixtures. I originally was going to order the sink with four legs but ultimately went with two.... Here's a link to some photos of the installed sink. I can't really speak to etching as the bathroom has only been used by guests for a total of maybe 5 days.... tiny 3rd floor guest bath under the eaves

@Jim Edgar I just took a peak at that link and wow that is very thorough. I promise to read more myself - but selfishly can you tell me where I should be looking//what is most important to deduce in terms of the lead testing? I see Signature says "some (but not all)" .. So assuming that is the issue? Comparatively - does something like Kingston Brass seem to check those boxes better? I see for them: Certified to Joint U.S./Canadian Standards. of Safety, Reliability & Durability (ASME A112.18.1CSA 125.1) Certified Lead-Free and Drinking Water safe. (ANSI/NSF 61/9)

Be aware that after an extensive investigation we have been unable to find any evidence that Signature Hardware faucets are certified by any authorized independent testing facility as complying with North American safety, reliability and integrity standards as set out in ASME A112.18.1 (U.S.) or CSA B-125 (Canada) or with North American lead-free standards as specified in ANSI/NSF 61/9. Without these certifications a faucet may not be lawfully installed in any water system governed by any of the North American model plumbing codes: the Uniform Plumbing Code, the International Plumbing Code or the National Plumbing Code of Canada. The company has repeatedly told us that its faucets are certified, but when asked to produce the listing certificates for the faucets has repeatedly declined to do so, claiming that the information in the certificates is a "trade secret". As listing certificates are public documents, Signature Hardware has no reason to refuse to produce them if they do, in fact, exist. We have found no indication in any public data base that they do exist. If they did exist, they would be in one of the public data bases. We can find no record that Signature Hardware has filed required statements with the Department of Energy certifying that its faucets meet the maximum water flow limit for sink faucets required by the Energy Policy Act of 2.2 gallons per minute (GPM) or 2.5 GPM for shower faucets. A spokesman for the Department of Energy has told us that no such statements by Signature Hardware are in its files. Further, there is no evidence that Signature Hardware faucets, including shower faucets, have been tested by any third party testing organization and found to comply with the lead-free requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act or the separate lead-free state laws of California, Vermont, Maryland or Louisiana. Without these certifications you cannot possibly know whether a faucet is safe, reliable or free of lead and other dangerous substances, and you probably should not have it in your home -- certainly not if you have children. For more information on Signature Hardware faucets, see our Review and Rating of Signature Hardware faucets.

I've had good luck ordering from Build.com including having help returning a defective sink. They have Kohler Evoke faucets along with reviews. One feature they have that I like is that for each color they can tell you how many they have in stock in their warehouse available to ship. You can also call them with questions and they will contact the manufacturer for you if needed. I didn't try faucet4cheap.com. so I can't comment on them.