"table edge" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the outside edge of a table. For example, "She ran her fingers along the table edge."
And he fielded them, sitting on a table edge.
Sergeant Lonetree leaned forward, his arms on the defense table edge with hands clasped before him.
He sat at one end of the tables, leaning back in his chair, his knee propped against the table edge.
She leaned her gloved hands against the table edge, pressed the buttons of her shirtwaist against them.
"This trying to be lazy because that's kind of cool," he expands, strumming lethargically against the table edge.
Susan thinks, sitting with a new lover, "It was Jim across from her, inches beyond the table edge, and yet it could so easily not be".
The main focal point is a "water table" edged with limestone.
Slivery rows of motionless sea bass, with their tails hanging over the table edges, lie alongside soft pyramids of large prawns, while enormous lobsters scuttle for an escape.
Like his Spanish and Dutch predecessors, Manet shows off his perspectival skills in these works by balancing knives on table edges, folding luminous white tablecloths into unlikely topographies and tilting blue and white porcelain bowls toward the viewer.
Forest, who remain 10 points off the play-offs in 14th place in the Championship table, edged a first half of few chances at The Valley against a Charlton side who looked low on confidence.
To lend a personal touch to the look, she added stud pushpins, also from Target, to the table edges, achieving a finished decor piece with what was once a standard, sparse structure of convenience.
