Sources for 'sections' of artist/crafsmen in late Middle Kingdom administration

Sources for 'sections' of artists/craftsmen in late Middle Kingdom (about 2025-1700 BC) administration

References are predominantly from Ward 1982: 19-20, nos.109-119

section of draughtsmen: five examples (Cairo statue CG 476; Cairo stelae CG 20039 and 20309; Leiden stela II no.35; stela Heqaib Shrine no.47)
section of furniture carvers: four examples (British Museum stelae 504 and III,23; seal-amulets Martin nos.193 and 975)
section of jewellers: one example (Engelbach 1933: 72)
section of glaze workers: one example (British Museum stela 844)
section of goldsmiths: two examples (Cairo stela CG 20035; seal-amulet Martin no.1152)
section of coppersmiths: one example (Cairo stela CG 20560)
section of sculptors: four examples (British Museum stela 844; Leiden stela II no.35; stela Heqaib Shrine no.47; faience potstand UC 34347)
section of sandalmakers: one example (Rio de Janeiro stela 631[2423])
section of laundrymen: one example (Louvre stela C17)

The apparently anomalous 'section of laundrymen' seems to be written clearly on the one source, Louvre C17, where it is the title of a man seated between a sS qdwt 'draughtsman' and qd 'builder' on one side, and a man with unclear title, possibly smnty 'prospector' or a designation connected with cloth (the title is written with a single hieroglyphic sign, depicting a standing man holding an object with triangular lower part and rounded upper part (loop of cloth or bag?).

faience potstand UC 34347 (click on the image for a larger picture)