I purchased this plant many years ago labelled as Encyclia pyriformis from Palmer Orchids in Florida. I just checked on their website. They are still listing it for sale and the picture of the flower on the website is very similar to the flower of my plant.
Award description: Twenty Three sweetly fragrant flowers and two buds on 3 inflorescences to 28 cm on a 27 cm wide by 20 cm tall plant; sepals and petals spatulate, chartreuse, basal two-thirds overlaid and veined mahogany; lip white, midlode broadly spatulate, flushed pale fuchsia, heavily veined deep fuchsia, veins coalescing into solid deep fuchsia centrally, keels white; side lobes trullate, overlapping column reflexed along edges, flushed pale fuchsia, interior basal one center strongly striped purple; column white, flushed fuchsia above, 3 dark purple stripes on basal half; anther cap fuchsia, darker centrally; substance firm; texture matte. Lip on this plant has a beautiful light lavender overlay with deeper veining centrally than seen in previously awarded plants (possible new color form? Pending SITF Identification.