Which was the biggest and heaviest bronze tripod in the Western Zhou Dynasty?

Chunhua cauldron in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with a height of 122 cm, a diameter of 83 cm and a weight of 226 kg, was the largest and heaviest circular cauldron in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The main pattern on the tripod is the dragon pattern on the bull's head.

Chunhua cauldron in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with a height of 122 cm, a diameter of 83 cm and a weight of 226 kg, was the largest and heaviest circular cauldron in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The main pattern on the tripod is the dragon pattern on the bull's head. The head shape, eyes, nostrils and horns of cattle; On both sides of this bull's head, there is a big lizard dragon's body, with one limb and four toes, scales and curled tail. Perhaps it is to show more clearly that this is a tauren lizard, and under this dragon head, a completely true tauren has been cast. At the top of the tripod, four crocodile-shaped protodragons were carved respectively. Its lofty and majestic shape and solemn and magical ornamentation fully show the outstanding artistic attainments of the ancient working people in China. 1979 was unearthed in Shijiayuan, Chunhua County, Xianyang City, and is now in the Museum of Chunhua County, Shaanxi Province.