I think it's entirely possible that, based on her review, I received the returned desk from Susan of Hanover, NH.   I purchased this desk for my niece - I'm tutoring her in math in the afternoons and would rather her have her own space than use MY desk.  I didn't need anything fancy, and while I fully understood I was buying a returned item, I only purchased it since it was marked in good condition.  This is NOT in good condition.  Drawer slides are busted, hardware is missing, there's a crack underneath one of the drawers, and there's a big dent on the top front.  I can make it work, and I had planned on ordering new (prettier!) hardware from a bohemian store that starts with "A," however, I would've paid the extra $50 for a new one had I known this would be in such sad condition.  Wayfair, please make the extra effort to describe returned items accurately!  Actually, it' probably just easier if other customers learn from my mistake... just buy the new piece.