The faucet should have the name of the manufacturer like Kohler, Delta, Moen, etc. usually at the base of the faucet. Or there could be a logo instead of a name. In any case it looks like the weight is either missing, has slid down so it no longer pulls the hose tight to it's receptacle, or that the hose is tangled and not free to move underneath the sink. These are the likely reasons why the facet head sags down and doesn't stay pulled tight to the receptacle. If that's the only issue you may only need adjust the hose to move freely, or to secure the weight on the hose so that it is still pulling on the facet head when not in use. Cheers, Paul

Nickel can patina over time and I don't often like the look of the bronze with a stainless steel sink. I'd go with brushed stainless steel or chrome.

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both brands ok.