Baptistry window, three lights (1888). Subject: Faith, Hope and Charity. Silkstone, All Saints Church. A north window, three lights (1875–1876). Subject: Christ as Light of the World. Waters notes that the window has suffered from borax decay. Surrey All Saints' Church, Grayswood. East window, five lights (1905). Subject: the Ascension and Resurrection. Also a north window. In the chancel are painted figures of Moses and David on linen canvas, by Almquist according to Waters, though Historic England only says they are possibly by him. West Yorkshire Bradford, St James's Church. East window, five lights (1876). Subject: Scenes from the Life of Christ. Ledsham, All Saints Church. East window, five lights (1899). Subject: After the Resurrection. Queensbury, Holy Trinity Church. A north window, two lights (1884). Subject: the Good Shepherd, and the Parable of the Talents. Worcestershire Evesham, All Saints Church. Two windows, each of four lights (1899). Subjects: Saints and Prophets. Scotland Aberdeenshire Aberdeen, Kirk of St Nicholas, East Kirk. A south window, three lights (1891). Subject: Archangels. Dunbartonshire Dumbarton, Town Hall. Council chamber window (1896). Subject: secular figures. The heraldry and patterns in which the figures are set are by Jewitt and others. Lanarkshire Eastwood, parish church (no dedication). A south aisle window, one light (1884–1885). Subject: Mary of Bethany. Perthshire Aberfoyle, parish church (no dedication). West window, two lights (1895). Subject: the Good Shepherd, and Moses. Aberfoyle, St Mary's Episcopal Church. East window, four lights (1896). Subject: Scenes from the Life of Christ. Waters described it as a superlative work of art. Wales Clwyd Colwyn Bay, Queens' Lodge. Landing window above the entrance (c. 1893). Subject: dancing garland weavers. Drawing room hearth tiles (1893). Subject: Perseus and Andromeda. Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd, St Peter's Church. A north window, one light (1887). Subject: Angel of martyrs. Llantysilio, St Tysilio's Church. West window (c. 1890?). Subject: Angels. Pen-y-Lan, All Saints Church. All apse windows (1888). Subjects: Christ, St John, Virgin Mary, St Peter, St Paul, St Stephen, St Ambrose, St Augustine, St David, St Alban, King David. Dyfed Betws Bledrws, parish church (no dedication). East window, three lights (1886). Subject: the Crucifixion. West window, one light (1887). Subject: St Michael. Six windows, each of one light (1886). Subjects: Angels. Porch windows (1887). Subjects: Angels. Almquist's windows are described in the Buildings of Wales series as lovely, and of a delicacy reminiscent of Morris & Co., while Waters called his St Michael