"table display" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of exhibition or presentation typically on a table or a stand or platform. For example, "The sales team had a table display filled with the company's products."
Just one or two flowers is enough for a fine luncheon table display.
Burt's parents (Catherine O'Hara and Jeff Daniels) are a pair of giggly ninnies who have decided to decamp for Belgium, and their dinner table display of selfishness kicks off a transcontinental parade of bad child-rearing.
A table display of locks gave it away: a veritable history of the hardware that has protected MIT's laboratories, offices, and rooftops over the last 50 or so years.
Back in December, at the McNally Jackson bookstore on Prince Street, a bookseller named John McGregor put together a table display of the fifty books that, as far as he could tell, had most influenced Barack Obama when he was young.
The dialogue is partly credited to the cast, so some lines are presumably improvised: this could have been true of the brilliantly toe-curling moment when Jay complains to Shel about spoiling their dinner table display by putting out a measuring jug of gravy, "like a chemistry experiment".
We set up a table display (shown below) with a historical timeline, photographs, old brochures and handbooks, and even a nursing uniform and cap.
By default the table displays as above.
The "experts" gathered round the table displayed full possession of facts and figures about my homeland.
The table displays a list of all generated FoVs with details.
In the center are glass cases with bracelets and wallets, and a table displaying a pair of expertly disheveled dungarees.
Wounded youth taken away in ambulence; A noisy bootblack; Man with folding table, displaying socks for sale.
