NEED to BUY a TV stand (Toshiba Regza 41")

Help! I'm moving and won't be taking the entertainment center, that doesn't require a stand. I've called around, including to Toshiba and can't find a stand to save my life. It should be the butterfly looking one.
Any ideas?
Thanks for reading,
-Francesca

Have you tried calling both Toshiba Direct and support?
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