Gold & Sterling Logo Pins- V For Victory or Something Else?

I picked three of these pins up a while back and could never figure out what they represent. Two are marked sterling with an Irons & Russell Co. maker mark and have a red enamel V added to the front.
The third one is 10k gold but does not have the Irons & Russell Co. maker mark nor does it have the added V logo.

My question is... Do you think this is a WW2 era V for Victory logo?

Also, The blue enameled pattern. Has anyone ever seen this particular pattern or logo before?

I know they did a lot of fraternal and society emblems. I know there are catalogs out there also. Just don't have any access to them.

They have a safety catch also so post 1910.

Thanks.

 

The main pattern looks Chinese.

 

Agreed: or someone's very stylised logo in a Chinese manner.

 

I see American Society something

 

I agree it does look like Chinese script. I found another example on Worthpoint, sterling without the V, that sold a few years ago. Sold for $23, no added information though.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/irons-russell-art-deco-sterling-1809714621

 

The ebay description page with better photos...

http://vi.vipr.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBay...descgauge=1&cspheader=1&oneClk=1&secureDesc=0