They at least were in operation in 1883 through 1950. They were not listed in the 1875 Gazetteer. There is not much info on this company so the best bet is to determine the table's quality, how well it is made, what type of wood it is, and what condition it is in. If you bought it because you love it and are going to use it and it was less than a similar table, then you would not have overpaid. If you bought this to flip that is a different story. There were hundreds of furniture makers in Michigan but the information on this one is almost non-existent. The manufacturer's name is not going to lend any value and it will have to stand on its own merits as to value.
