Well, theoretically, you can pass the data via a query string but as Mike said, that is not a good approach (most browsers limit the amount of characters you can have in the query string anyway).
The first logical question is: are you creating the HTML table in code ala
Table tbl = new Table();
//add rows and cells
[ParentControl].Controls.Add(tbl);
The second question is, do you need the whole table or just the data contained within?
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