Does the packing slip have a date? Are you the original buyer? It's quite a striking piece.

Thanks Patricia and apple pie. My parents bought it around 1978. I would like to sell it but not sure of pricing because of above (And my parent who’d have remembered died.)The paper I have is not a receipt, but a packing slip and, oddly, there’s no date

i did call the interior designer who they worked with, but she didn’t remember the table and not sure she’ll be able to find paperwork. i also have a packing slip from a coffee table they bought from Knoll that I know is a Ward Bennett, but the slip doesn’t have the detail.

Thanks for info. You could try uploading an image for a google search. Or look on a site such as chairish.com to see if there are similar items for sale.

https://www.chairish.com/search?q=parsons+Dining+Tables

https://www.1stdibs.com/creators/milo-baughman/furniture/tables/dining-room-tables/?material=burl

Of course it's only worth what someone is willing to pay.

It is a Burl wood design or it could be a reproduced piece.

Beverly it looks just like your photo but still can’t confirm if it is a real Baughman or not I could be wrong, but guessing that someone would be willing to pay more if it’s the real deal.

can you contact Thayer coggins? maybe it was a design for them.

Burl veneer itself is unique and expensive. However, if you're looking to sell a consignment shop might be your best hope to get a better than average price

2nd hand furniture is always a gamble , it appears to be in good shape and I think it depends on where you live if a consignment shop is the answer. This is a 1st dibs listing for a similar table at 5k