As a collector, researcher and author, I continue to acquire significant original pieces, particularly early English lantern clocks, sundials, and clocks with historically important or religiously inscribed dials. My research into early English clockmaking has been published in the Journal of the Antiquarian Horological Society (AHS) and Clocks magazine. Of particular interest is the early Bristol School of lantern clockmaking, first identified and defined through the pioneering research of Sir George White, and the work of the Browne family of Bristol. Recent archival discoveries by Professor Jonathan Barry have provided important new evidence concerning James and Thomas Browne and have enabled the surviving clocks associated with their workshop to be considered in a new light. Where new documentary evidence comes to light, the articles presented on this website are updated to reflect the latest historical research.