Almost certainly, assuming the piece was properly dry underneath. Sand it back lightly with fine paper until it is even again and recoat thinly. You lose an evening, not the piece.
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Thin coats is the whole craft and it is the instruction everybody reads and nobody follows. A thick coat of varnish does not dry into a thicker shine, it dries into a cloudy skin with a soft layer underneath that stays soft for weeks.
Three coats that look inadequate while you are applying them beat one that looks right in the pot. If a coat looks glossy while it is still wet, it is too thick.