Vintage Red Enamel and Silver-Toned Articulated Clips

This appears to be a pair of vintage, possibly Art Deco, clip-on earrings, or decorative dress clips, featuring a striking red enamel and silver-toned metal design. Each piece is composed of two distinct sections: an upper, fan-like or scalloped motif, and a lower, elongated, tapering drop. The red enamel displays a vibrant, semi-glossy finish, indicating it could be a type of baked enamel or a resin. The silver-toned metal provides a strong contrast, forming decorative lines and borders throughout the design. In the upper section, the metal creates vertical stripes, enhancing the fan-like appearance, while in the lower section, it forms an abstract, flowing 'S' or swirling pattern, adding dynamic movement. The construction suggests that the two sections are articulated, likely connected by a hinge or simple ring, allowing for some movement. The overall design evokes a stylized floral or shell motif, but with a highly geometric and streamlined aesthetic common to the Art Deco period (1920s-1930s). There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from this image alone. The condition appears good, with some potential minor wear to the enamel or metal consistent with age and use, but no significant chipping or damage is immediately apparent. The surfaces show some light reflections, indicating the smoothness of the enamel. These pieces showcase a distinct period style with good craftsmanship in their intricate enameling and metalwork, making them a decorative and collectible item.