I'm considering buying a wooden chess set from Regency Chess Co. What types of wood do they use for their sets and boards? How should I care for a wooden set to ensure its longevity, distinguishing between polished and lacquered finishes? What is their policy if I lose or damage a chess piece?
Navigate to regencychess.co.uk. Locate and click the 'Guide to Woods' link in the footer under 'Product Quality'. Identify and list the types of wood used for chess sets and boards. Navigate back to the homepage. Locate and click the 'Product Aftercare' link in the footer under 'Product Quality'. Identify and summarize the aftercare instructions for both polished and lacquered wooden chess pieces. Navigate back to the homepage. Locate and click the 'Lifetime Chess Piece Replacement Service' link in the footer under 'Product Quality'. Identify details about the chess piece replacement policy, including whether it's free and the conditions for replacement. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer addressing all parts of the query.
State the types of wood used by Regency Chess Co. for their sets and boards (e.g., Sheesham, Boxwood, Ebony, Walnut, Wenge, Rosewood varieties, Palisander, Redwood). Summarize the aftercare instructions for polished wooden chess pieces (dry, lint-free cloth; damp cloth for stains). Summarize the aftercare instructions for lacquered wooden chess pieces (dry, lint-free cloth; damp cloth with mild detergent for sticky contaminants; automotive scratch removal cream for scratches). State that the Lifetime Chess Piece Replacement Service is free. State that customers should contact Regency Chess Co. if a piece is lost, damaged, or broken for a replacement.