Following are embroidered coifs from late 16th and early 17th century England, worn by women and children. When possible, coifs are identified by museum accession numbers to help distinguish one from another. See also these links.

• Coif and forehead cloth attributed to Anne Boleyn
• V&A 7523-1861, c. 1550-1600
• Philadelphia Museum of Art 1967-125-1, c. 1580s
• V&A T.12-1948, late 16th century
• MFA 34.226, late 16th-early 17th century
• Art Institute of Chicago 1948.90, c. 1600
• MFA 1996.51, c. 1600
• Woman’s embroidered linen coif (Cora Ginsburg 2004), c. 1600
• Christie's Lot 217/Sale 6072, c. 1600
• Christie's Lot 224/Sale 5422, early 17th century
• Christie's Lot 230/Sale 5422, early 17th century
• Christie's Lot 231/Sale 5422, early 17th century
• V&A T.57-1947, c. 1600-1625
• V&A T.27-1975, c. 1600-1625
• Christie's Lot 2/Sale 9225, c. 1610
• MFA 43.244a, c. 1610-1615
• Embroiderers' Guild EG161, c. 1600-1630

• Coif and forehead cloth attributed to Anne Boleyn
• Christie's Lot 10/Sale 5572, late 16th century
• Christie's Lot 221/Sale 5422, late 16th-early 17th century
• V&A T.42-1938, early 17th century
• V&A T.57A-1947, c. 1600-1625
• MFA 43.244b, c. 1610-1615