There are numerous type of finishes that are used on wood. Trying to match an existing finish can be a real chore. I love to work at finishing wood and to match an existing if often a trial and error exercise. If you have limited experience in wood finish, get a few sample pieces of wood like yours. Visit a local store that carries lots of wood finishing supplies. Look at the sample boards, ignoring the stains, see which finish most closely matches you finish. Buy the 1/2 pint cans of the finish close to yours, or small spray cans of finish. Your finish may not be urethane, it may be a lacquer finish.
It wood may or may not have a sealer on it which can effect the way the finish attaches to the wood. Buy some 000 ( four-ought) steel wool to work the finish between coats.
You should be able to come up with a close match, but it may take some work.
Ken
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