Interior wood trim

Been here. Drilling out old bungs is heck with out the correct tool.
The real wood part gets burgerd.
To put it back together and still look good, I use larger bungs.

Past that and the original is really messed up, are you replacing one of many parts?
And of course, we like pictures, at least one of a wood close up so the grain and color come thru.
Can you tell if it is stained or varnished?

I have witnessed patches fitted back in wood also. Is there a real wood crafter around you?

I rebuilt a boat years ago that was full of mahogany.
On some frames, shelves and trim, I used red-oak furniture wood and min-wax when to light.

Great pictures.
I'm afraid that is teak.
The way it is splintered around the old bungs and screw heads.
I think mahogany would splintered more (longer) with the grain.
Further, there is no red way down in the screw holes.

The big problem, matching it no mater if you found the same wood.
Wood from just a few years ago is different than what you get now.

My wife #1 had a great eye for matching stains, there are times I wish I could call her for help sometimes. She did have some strange taste in colors though.
I and everybody around me can't agree on any stains or paint colors.
Thank goodness some old shops still have real color spectrum machines.