Recognised Op Amp Circuit?
R3 and C1 form a single-pole low pass filter with the -3dB point at 723.432 Hz.
The op-amp that follows is a buffer for and after the filter, with a gain of 100. If the op-amp has +/- 15 volt supplies then Vin is limited to +/- 120 mV or less, or else the op-amp will start clipping the output in the pass band.

It is too simple of a filter to attach any names to it other than a single-pole LPF. Names like Sallen-Key and Bessel and Butterworth are for much more complex designs with at least 2 poles. They often make use of feedback to increase either Q or dampening of the roll-off point.