John Dickson Carr

John Dickson Carr was a very highly regarded American mystery writer, though he lived for most of the '30s and '40s in England, married there and set many of his books there (Wikipedia). His two main detectives, Dr. Fell and Sir Henry Merrivale, were very English (Wikipedia).

• The hollow man

  
  The hollow man 1951
• Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror
  Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror
• The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes

  
  The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes 1954
• Country House Murders
  Country House Murders
• Hag's Nook

  
  Hag's Nook 1933
• The Case of the Constant Suicides

  
  The Case of the Constant Suicides 2002
• Death-Watch (A Dr. Gideon Fell Mystery)
  Death-Watch (A Dr. Gideon Fell Mystery) 1990
• The Crooked Hinge
  The Crooked Hinge 1955
• The sleeping sphinx

  
  The sleeping sphinx 1947
• The Twelve Crimes of Christmas
  The Twelve Crimes of Christmas
• Senior Sleuths
  Senior Sleuths
• The Emperor's Snuff-Box
  The Emperor's Snuff-Box 1995
• The murder of Sir Edmund Godfrey
  The murder of Sir Edmund Godfrey 1936
• He who whispers
  He who whispers 1946
• The men who explained miracles

  
  The men who explained miracles 1963
• The door to doom, and other detections
  The door to doom, and other detections 1980
• The John Dickson Carr treasury
  The John Dickson Carr treasury
• The Black Spectacles
  The Black Spectacles 1969
• The Curse of the Bronze Lamp
  The Curse of the Bronze Lamp 1997