Object
Mrs. Landingham's Cookie Jar (Outer Oval Office)
A well-worn, hand-sized ceramic cookie jar with a removable lid (the lid is the jar's matching cover) and a faint patina from frequent handling, seated on Mrs. Landingham's desk near the Outer Oval Office. Characters lift the lid and the jar is used to offer or return cookies; the jar and its lid function together as a tactile conversational prop anchoring domestic, humanizing beats across scenes.
4 appearances
Purpose
To store and dispense cookies for casual sharing among White House staff.
Significance
Functions as a domestic prop that punctuates informal banter and signals personal rhythms and alliances among staff. In the processed hallway moments the jar's ordinary, reachable presence heightens the contrast when a legal threat ruptures private levity, anchoring the scene in everyday habit immediately before crisis mobilization.
Appearances in the Narrative
When this object appears and how it's used