Francis Maltino 19th century, oil, London, the Thames, houses parliament,A fine pair of oil paintings, oil on board depicting views of the Thames one showing houses of parliament the other barges in busy shipping lane. Framed and Glazed the size being 26 x 32cms ovals, overall size being 41 x 47 cmBoth in gallery condition ready to hang ,signed with monogramFrancis Moltino (18181874) was an Italian painter, resident in London, who specialised in landscapes and coastal scenes. His work is similar to that of Turner in style,

This would lead me to believe this painting has probably been exhibited at some point

Early in 1645 he was on the commission for the defence and government of Oxford and the adjacent counties

most likely a German shepherd (alsation)This seated hound has very good detailing including the collar

In 1612 was settled on him by his grandfather the manor of "Puriton with Downend" in Somerset

of Fingask Castle

in very good condition

The company behind the "Regis Plate" trademark and production of EPNS items

Three-quarter-length

the Chester assay mark (a sword and three wheatsheaves)

George Henry Harlow (10 June 1787 – 4 February 1819)

the size  overall is approx

There has been some strengthening/overpainting