There are a couple that come pretty close to that among the ones on this page of old trackball mice:

http://xahlee.info/kbd/trackball_history_2.html

There are three different photos on that page, so do scroll down and look at the other ones that are there beyond the first picture.

There’s also links to other pages on the site with even more models and history.

Also, if you’ve never seen/tried a trackball mouse, modern variants exist too. I have two different wireless ones that I bought really cheap on AliExpress that I use a lot and am really happy with. The two I have charge via USB-C and connect via Bluetooth. And even though I bought very cheap ones, the battery goes for many days before I have to charge them again.