RevokeTest.sql

    CREATE USER RevokeTestUser WITHOUT LOGIN;

    REVOKE CONNECT TO RevokeTestUser AS dbo;

    CREATE TABLE dbo.RevokeTest (
         col int NOT NULL
    );

    GRANT SELECT ON dbo.RevokeTest TO RevokeTestUser AS dbo;
    REVOKE SELECT ON dbo.RevokeTest (col) TO RevokeTestUser AS dbo;

    SELECT *
    FROM sys.database_permissions
    WHERE grantee_principal_id = DATABASE_PRINCIPAL_ID(N'RevokeTestUser');

    DROP USER RevokeTestUser;

    DROP TABLE dbo.RevokeTest;

See http://stackoverflow.com/a/30358851/4789684

The results of the SELECT statement on SQL Server 2008:

class   class_desc         major_id     minor_id    grantee_principal_id   grantor_principal_id   type   permission_name   state   state_desc
1       OBJECT_OR_COLUMN   1081939822   0           31                     1                      SL     SELECT            G       GRANT
1       OBJECT_OR_COLUMN   1081939822   1           31                     1                      SL     SELECT            R       REVOKE