Prestigious Preston Hollow Estate Sale – Historic Sunnyslope Home, Metal & Cinematography Workshops

✨ Estate Sale of Marr Family Homestead – A Legacy Unveiled ✨

Discover a rare opportunity at Sunnyslope, the three-acre Preston Hollow estate of Ray H. Marr, inherited from Dallas oilman Morton H. Marr and socialite Adah Yale Marr. Established in the early 20th century, the property was a gathering place for Dallas’ most influential families and remained in the Marr family for nearly 100 years. Now all that must go.

This expansive estate sale includes the main residence, videographers workshop and industrial metal workshop, with collections spanning fine furnishings, tools, vintage finds, artwork and historic Boy Scout memorabilia. A must-visit for collectors, designers, photographers, vintage shoppers, Boy Scouts and Dallas history enthusiasts.

This massive sale features:
🛋️ Executive furnishings and architectural salvage

🖼️ Original artwork, global collectibles and awards

🔧 Mechanical tools from Marr’s personal innovation workshop

🎬 Tons of cinematographers and photographers equipment 

🍷 Fine barware, crystal and curated vintage accents

Whether you're a collector, designer or history enthusiast, this sale is not to be missed. Each piece tells part of a larger story—of industry, generosity and a life lived with purpose.

📍 5050 Park Lane, Preston Hollow, Dallas

🕘 Sale hours:

Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM

Friday 10 AM to 4 PM,

Saturday 10 PM to 4 PM

Sunday 12 PM to 3 PM

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Notes from Terry Lee & Fred ...

Chris, Sandy’s videographer, did a wonderful job with the pics and details on estatesales.net, but I had the pleasure of previewing this incredible sale myself.  The home is wonderfully antique/traditional with a splash of MCM in various rooms.  Kidney shaped sofas, high back wood trimmed chairs, antique buffets throughout the home.  But it was the gorgeous fine china (both vintage and new), glass & crystal, rugs – from large to small, ornate mirrors, and the most unique and wonderful figural lamps that impressed me the most.  The collectibles didn’t disappoint either – everything from Boy Scout memorabilia to dozens and dozens of pipes to quite the assortment of musical instruments (found on the the 2nd floor).  The garage is a cornucopia of fishing lures, poles, tools, old typewriters, camera equipment, and electronics.  And then there are books!  Books in the homeowner’s office; books in the library upstairs; books in a 2nd room off the library – historical, biographies, WWII and more.  I could have spent a day (or 3) browsing through the stacks.  

It’s hard to describe the indescribable, but it’s fun trying.  Almost as much fun as shopping!  3-Day Sale with Sunday being Pick-Up Day!  Head to Preston Hollow for a fun day!