The Shaws by Perrin & Rowe Hambleton Kitchen Mixer is a beautifully detailed French-inspired bridge tap that brings instant character and old-world charm to the kitchen. With its elegant up-swept spout and classic white porcelain lever handles—each finished with the Shaws insignia—the Hambleton blends heritage styling with the exceptional craftsmanship Perrin & Rowe is renowned for.
Handmade in the UK from premium DZR brass, the Hambleton is designed to complement both single and double bowl fireclay sinks, making it a timeless choice for traditional, country, or transitional kitchen spaces.
As with all Shaws by Perrin & Rowe taps, the Hambleton is engineered for long-lasting performance, featuring German-made quarter-turn ceramic disc valves for smooth, precise temperature control and a 360° rotating spout for everyday practicality.
We are offering our remaining stock of the current Hambleton model ahead of the transition to new low-lead brass tapware. These models must be sold and installed before 1st May 2026, making this a final opportunity to secure this much-loved design before it is retired.
Features:
White porcelain lever handles with Shaws insignia
Available in electroplated finishes - Chrome, Nickel, Pewter, and English Bronze - plus two living finishes: Polished Brass and Satin Brass. These unlacquered brass finishes are designed to naturally age and develop a rich patina over time, adding character, warmth, and a sense of lived-in charm to your space.
Handmade in the UK from high-quality DZR brass
1/4-turn German-made ceramic disc valves
Vernier insert for precise handle alignment
360° rotating spout
Suitable for modern, traditional, and transitional kitchens
Technical Details:
Temperature range: 1°C – 70°C
Working pressure: Min 100kPa, Max 500kPa
Flow rates:
1 Bar: 8.2 L/min
2 Bar: 11.4 L/min
3 Bar: 14.2L/min
WELS Rating: 7.5L/min 4 star rating
WELS Licence Number: 1938. In accordance with AS/NZS 6400
WaterMark Certification: Licence Number WMKA02818
Please ensure your water pressure meets the minimum requirement of 100kPa.
