Have a look at the pics. shown on the second post in a past thread in the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Info about types of Den.

Thanks arthum for the info. The blooms are smaller than what they look in the pic, it's a close-up shot, they are no bigger than an inch top to bottom and side to side. I have 6 stems full of blooms and this is the second time it has bloomed this year. It is a den. I don't believe it has any phal. cross, doesn't have that kind of look to me. Somehow I've lost the tag and can't remember it's name. My bad.

Nothing to do with the Orchid Genera Phalaenopsis. There is a species orchid called Dendrobium phalaenopsis. So if you cross the round shaped Dendrobium phalaenopsis with Dendrobium antennatum, a so called antelope type Dendrobium. You might get something that looks like your orchid.

Thanks, the more I check into it the more confusion. Several think it has antelope in it and some don't, I think because it's not twisted like the antelope but I think you have a valid point and I'm going to stick with it. No matter, even if I never find out it's origin, I will love it for it's beauty.