Does "こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけます。" mean "I can use the table, and you cannot?"


I would like to ask a follow-up question about the 敬語 used in [Why “お食事の際は、…”
instead of
“ご飯を食べる際は、…”?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/28136/why-%E3%81%8A%E9%A3%9F%E4%BA%8B%E3%81%AE%E9%9A%9B%E3%81%AF-
instead-
of-%E3%81%94%E9%A3%AF%E3%82%92%E9%A3%9F%E3%81%B9%E3%82%8B%E9%9A%9B%E3%81%AF?noredirect=1#comment59018_28136).

_example sentence:_

> こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけます。

Sounds like:

> I can use this table.

So, the listener certainly must be a 3rd party who has nothing to do with the
table, right? If I were addressing the _"owner"_ of the table, I'd have to
**ask** :

> こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけ **ませんか？**

  1. If the listener is the "owner" of the table, I am interested in knowing why I do not need to ask if it is ok. Seems like I'm just (humbly) telling them what I am going to do to something they "own" (whether they like it or not). 
  2. If the listener is not the "owner", then what is being said is that _"I can use this table, **but you cannot**."_ This is because I cannot use 謙譲語 to describe the actions of others.
  3. Technically, I guess, "こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけます。" does not comment on whether the listener can, or cannot, use the table. But, it'd seem weird to make no comment about the listener. like: _"こちらのテーブルをお使いいたいてもいいし、使ってもいいです。"_ You'd just say (to include me and you): _"こちらのテーブルを使ってもいいです。"_ anyway, i don't get it...




It just means _"You can use this table"_ (e.g. a hotel employee explaining to
a guest).

「こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけませんか？」 means _"Could you use this table (instead)?"_ (maybe
the guest sat at a wrong table).




It just means _"You can use this table"_ (e.g. a hotel employee explaining to
a guest).

「こちらのテーブルをお使いいただけませんか？」 means _"Could you use this table (instead)?"_ (maybe
the guest sat at a wrong table).

