Statues I can't find anything about I picked up these two statues today. I have been searching for an hour or two, to identify them or learn anything at all I can about them.  I've searched through thousands of images, been comparing Buddhas from different countries, etc.

I found this website and saw the statue tag and now feel relieved.  Please someone tell me anything you can about these.

I hope I'm not posting this in the wrong place.  Thanks so much
This is a great source for identifying Buddhist statues by what they are holding.

The Buddha on the right is a representation of the historical Buddha (Shakyamuni). You can tell by the head-pattern, which represent 108 snails that crawled on the Buddha's head. In Japanese Buddhism, a red lotus held in the left hand is called Benikairen (紅開蓮) and symbolizes compassion.

The statue on the left is more difficult to identify. It is crowned and the historical Buddha was generally not depicted with any jewelry (being worldly attachment), which leads me to believe this is a depiction of a Bodhisattva. He is holding a five-storied pagoda (Jap. gojū-no-tō 五重塔) which is identified with the "Medicine Buddha" (who is actually a Bodhisattva):


  In Chinese depictions, he is sometimes holding a pagoda, symbolising the ten thousand Buddhas of the three periods of time.