Two published examples in Societe d'Egyptologie 2005, page 57 and 58 with pictures., and further references in D.Valbelle, Oushebtis de Deir el Medina, Cairo, 1972, 13. See also SC/73.
These blue washed pottery shabtis have now lost most of their paint although some paint remains visible, on this example more than on SC/73.
This example also has a much better detailed face, especially considering the material it was made from which is remarkably well preserved.
The name of the owner is difficult to determine exactly.