How to get this faucet handle off?

If you know the manufacturer, find the install instructions on their website, it may have diagrams showing how it comes apart. Or identify the model, then google for diagrams or videos. Unless there is a setscrew on the back, it would seem it likely pulls off, but once it's been there for awhile that can be difficult. Could try prying it, starting with a plastic putty knife, but anything more and it's going to damage the finish.

You might find something here.

A 90 second google image search returns this American Standard Serin model 2064801.002 that looks like it.

John T,

I saw an episode of Ask This Old House a few days ago and Tom Silva visited a homeowner (Asian man, light shirt, dark pants, glasses) to repair a problem with an upstairs bathroom faucet that looked an awful lot like that one.

I didn't pay much attention to how he got if off- but maybe you can find that episode.

Thanks, looks like thats the one.