Rudd's table
(also Rudd table, rudd table) Now historical and rare
noun
An elaborately fitted woman's dressing table of the late eighteenth cent., characterized especially by having at both sides a pivotable mirror which folds out from a drawer at the front.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Cabinet-makers London Book Prices.
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