Andirons mark help imprint antique firedogs

[jamie8614]

Does anyone know what this maker name is, I can not find it. 

[sonomabarn67]

J Landon You should post a pic of the andirons.

[sonomabarn67]

Looks like they are not antique.

[jamie8614]

 

[jamie8614]

I posted another pic, I don’t know if they are old just more curious who made them.

[sonomabarn67]

I did give you a name, what did you turn up?

[jamie8614]

An expensive online store is the only thing I can find.

[Anonymous]

There is a Blandon Ornamental Iron in Miami, Fl. Didn't find a website, but you can google street view their shop.

[argon38]

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@jamie8614 wrote:
An expensive online store is the only thing I can find.

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There are andirons on the J. Landon website, so I would guess it's theirs. Just drop them an email to confirm.

http://www.jlandon.com/lighting-fixtures/furniture/fireplace-accessories 

http://www.jlandon.com/contact-us 

[jamie8614]

No they are not from their store, I contacted them.

[argon38]

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@jamie8614 wrote:

No they are not from their store, I contacted them.

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Why is life never simple?

[sonomabarn67]

That is just so odd; two similar andirons with the same name.

[argon38]

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@sonomabarn67 wrote:

That is just so odd; two similar andirons with the same name.

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One of those strange coincidences, although - now I look at them again - I suppose the ones on the website (the dog designs) aren't really all that similar to the OP's. To my eyes it still looks like "J. Landon," but Palmtreelucky's "Blandon" suggestion obviously merits investigation.