The shabtis for this owner have not been published yet. Four appeared on the antiquities market in 2005 from an old German collection.
Its difficult to pinpoint an exact dynasty. On this particular example the implements are carved inwards, which would suggest 26/27th dynasty but other have the implements sculpted outwards suggesting a later date. The transliteration and glyphs can be shown as follows, although I am not convinced that the names are 100% certain cause the text slightly varies on each shabti: