Why is "Article 1 - x of y" showing up in this SERP?
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Does anybody have an explanation why this is showing up in the SERP?
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Ah, I see now.
Check out: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByTS_rzWsn22NXVkMmRwcTBSakk/view?usp=drivesdk
This looks like a prev/next orientation + it contains the actual text "ARTIKEL 9 VON 14".
My best guess would be that google is picking up on that (either naturally or through their data highlighter tool).
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There is no schema markup on the page, however.
I found some non visible text in the markup which is
ARTIKEL 9 VON 14
and which I would regard as being pretty accurate.
The list page (http://www.cairo.de/Mueller-Moebelwerkstaetten/) has 14 articles on them. So that explains the 14.
The 9 could also be explained as the article in doubt is the 9th one if you start clicking through from the list page. That's the reason for the markup on the page.
There is one item on that page, not 9 Items.
So I don't understand why google shows Article 1 - 9 in the SERP.
It's also the only one of the articles linked from the list page for which we see this markup in the SERP.
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Artikel = items
This is a results of there being multiple schema offers (see the example with Dell UltraSharp 30" LCD Monitor) on the page that are marked up. Google reads this and displays the # of offers and their min-max price range (if set) in the serps.
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