Its FUBARed. You don't know the turn counts, and although they can be roughly estimated from winding wire lengths and winding dimensions, I bet you didn't record the dimensions as you unwound each winding and probably don't have a length for the burnt primary. Also reusing salvaged once-wound magnet wire in a power transformer is a very bad idea - you'll never get the turns to lay neatly side by side as they were originally so each winding will take up more core window area, which means you'll probably run out of room to get all the windings back on. Also, the odds of a shorted turn (that will overload and probably burn your new primary) are much much higher as the insulation coating on the wire will be fatigued and probably cracked from the unwinding.
Therefore, all you've got that *MAY* be usable is the core and any coil former that was present. so its design your own transformer from scratch time. The salvaged wire may be usable for single layer experimental RF coils, low voltage battery powered electromagnetism experiments etc. where the available energy is limited and the consequences of a coil failure are slight, but IMHO its barely above scrap grade.