Discolouration and pitting to the bowl of one, bowl appears to be in good condition for age. The other two with discolouration and slight wear. Remnants of gilding to the back of the bowls and the apostle handles. 

Wear to the front lip of the bowl, small crack on the back of the bowl where the base meets the handle. Pitting within that bowl and some to the back. With signs of age and wear to be expected. The other spoon has repair replacement to the front of the bowl at an angle, possible due to loss or considerable wear. Rest of the bowl worn with sharp edges. Handle has been repaired/braised where is has at some point become separated from the bowl. 

Scuffs, scratches and marks, as to be expected with age. Discolouration and tarnish to a few of the bowls, with wear to the edge from use. One example with the dog nose bent to a right angle, this spoon appears to have the repair restoration to the worn area of the spoon, possibly visible in the photo. 

Silver appears to be in good original condition. Hinge a little sloppy, as is often the case. Slight dent to the bottom rim, hardly noticeable. Glass liner with two significant chips.  

Hallmarks crisp on the stand, makers mark lightly struck, slightly rubbed to the second initial. Scraping, file marks to the base to be expected from manufacture and age, would benefit from a clean. Bottles are in good condition. One bottle the correct size but without faceting to the bottom edge, which the other examples have. Labels for the bottles are unmarked. Some of the stoppers may be later replacements as there are two separate designs, and each of different sizes. A good example.